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Presently at Chain Electric there are three divisions in which we work ... Commercial, Industrial, and Utility.
Our Commercial
Division handles electrical contract work
for such facilities as hospitals, office buildings, shopping centers,
and
college dormitories, etc. Examples of our work are seen at:
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Forrest General Hospital in Hattiesburg |
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Shelby Thames Polymer Science building and the Oseola McCarty residence hall at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg ... also replacing and increasing the lighting in M.M. Roberts Stadium by 75% within a six week time period |
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The Stennis Space Center in South Mississippi |
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Hattiesburg Clinic .. the largest multi-physician medical practice in Mississippi |
Our Industrial
Division serves many manufacturing
facilities
with quality, hi-tech, specifications. Examples of our work are seen at:
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Howard Industries, the world’s largest manufacturer of electrical transformers, in Laurel, Mississippi. |
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The Forrest County Multi-Purpose Center in Hattiesburg, Mississippi |
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Scott Paper manufacturing operations in Hattiesburg, Mississippi |
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Hood Industries ... wood manufacturing ... in Hattiesburg, Mississippi |
Our Utility
Division works with many power companies
in
the construction and maintenance of above-ground powerlines,
underground
power lines, and power restoration. Additionally, we handle lighting
and
power distribution in many locations. Examples of our work are seen at:
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Additional distribution lines at Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi |
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Additional distribution lines at Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Mississippi |
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Powerline construction and maintenance with Dixie Electric and Magnolia Electric in Mississippi |
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Powerline construction and maintenance with Lafayette Utility Service in Lafayette, Louisiana |
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Highway lighting for the Mississippi Department of Transportation |
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Chain Electric works with Mississippi Power Company engineers and employees on many projects, including these at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg.   |
