The Business: Reintroducing Bishopric Industries
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In July, Enerfab Process Solutions announced it would be rebranding as Bishopric Industries, representing the next chapter of their company's 125+ year legacy of engineering, fabrication, and industrial craftsmanship.
Bishopric Industries revives one of the company’s original names, used from 1915 to 1984. While the name has changed, their foundation remains the same—delivering critical process equipment, process tanks, pressure vessels, and advanced fabrication solutions for the industries that power and sustain modern life.
From chemical processing and energy to food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, data centers, and emerging technologies, their team is built to solve complex challenges with safety, precision, and execution excellence.
The Bishopric name is not new—it’s a return to their roots. Originally part of their heritage as the Bishopric Products Company, the name reflects a legacy of innovation, reliability, and customer partnerships that have defined their business for generations.
What’s changing is the name. What isn’t changing is their commitment to their customers, their people, and the quality of work that defines them. Same team. Same values. A strong future.
About our guest
Dan Creech has built his career on mastering strategy and leadership, ensuring the success and stability of his people and the business. With over 24 years of leadership at Bishopric Industries, Formerly Enerfab Process Solutions, Creech excels in driving corporate strategies, business development, and team growth while fostering client relationships and upholding high safety and quality standards. As an executive, he has consistently led teams and shaped the company’s strategic direction.
About the Author
Christopher E. Smith
Editor in Chief
Chris joined Oil & Gas Journal in 2005 as Pipeline Editor, having already worked for more than a decade in a variety of oil and gas industry analysis and reporting roles. He became editor-in-chief in 2019 and head of content in 2025.