The ignition of the first industrial boiler at United Capital Fertilizer Zambia’s Urea Plant marked a critical technical and symbolic milestone in the journey toward full-scale fertilizer production.
This achievement represented the transition from construction to operational readiness — a moment that required precision, safety, and flawless coordination. The successful ignition signaled the start of the pre-commissioning phase, with the boiler supplying heat to the kilns and activating the drying process, a core function within the production line.
At the time of this milestone, the plant stood at 88% completion, with systems progressively coming online. The ceremony and operational activation reflected the scale, ambition, and national importance of the project, positioning the plant as a key contributor to Zambia’s fertilizer self-sufficiency and long-term agricultural resilience.
Our team worked closely with the client to ensure that this technical achievement was professionally documented, strategically communicated, and presented as a moment of national industrial progress. With Boiler Two scheduled for ignition in the weeks that followed, the project gained further momentum toward full commissioning.
Planning and coordination of the boiler ignition milestone
Programme structuring for the pre-commissioning phase
On-site operational coordination
Stakeholder and technical team engagement
Branding and visual documentation support
Media coordination and milestone communications
Photography, videography, and progress documentation
Strategic content development for public and stakeholder visibility
Urea Plant Boiler Ignition & Pre-Commissioning Milestone
Start to finish
Planning | Coordination | Programme | Documentation | Media Support | Branding
20th June 2025
Projects like this remind us that behind every major industrial breakthrough is a team working with discipline, precision, and purpose. We are proud to have played a role in documenting and supporting a project that will have lasting impact on Zambia’s agricultural value chain.