Case studies and press releases
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23.04.2018Press release
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26.03.2018Press release
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19.03.2018Press release
42m per precast delivery truck which helps reduce vehicle movements per metre installed
Improves travelling public safety and minimises on site disruption through fewer truck
movements into and out of site from Lane 3
Labour requirements for precast operations include 1 no. excavator driver + 3 operatives
Minimal number of operatives exposed to traffic risk
Precast promotes a reduction in site waste with no flushing/cleaning or waste concrete generated
Lower CO² emissions due to reduced truck movements per metre of barrier installed
Manufacturing plants committed to responsible sourcing of materials – BES 6001
‘Responsible Sourcing of Construction Products’
When necessary precast units can be easily replaced after vehicle impact damage
Can be replaced on 1 no. shift through simple removal and replacement of damaged units
Crash tested repair – ‘like for like’ replacement of units
During barrier installation sections of barrier can be lifted out to create temporary crossing under standard RAMS to help manage unexpected site access issues.