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Since 1992 the company has provided a civil installation service on many high profile projects throughout the UK.

There is a strong track record of working in various different environments required varied solutions and at times, innovative methods of working to overcome problems.

These environments are grouped as follows:

Substation Circuits | Cross-Country Installations | Urban & Sub-urban Installations

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Substation Circuits

Working in and around live equipment in Electricity Substations requires the highest levels of experience, both in terms of construction methods and Health and Safety. The Division employs a highly experienced staff all trained as required to NGC Persons, Competent Persons, BESC Safety Passport, SP...etc



Over many years the division has built up a back-catalogue of successful contracts delivered in sub-stations UK wide.

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Cross-Country Installations

Installation of EHV Cables across agricultural land presents very different problems to the Division. An experience of working on some of the most high profile and sensitive projects of this kind in the UK has provided a wealth of valuable knowledge.

Handling the access issues, ecological and environmental constraints, soil management techniques, drainage surveys and solutions, and the delicate treatment of the land-owners is all handled with care by our skilled workforce and Site Management teams.



There is a strong track record of working in various different environments requiring varied solutions and at times, innovative methods of working to overcome problems.

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Urban and Suburban Installations

EHV Cable installation to the sub-urban and urban environments provides a completely different range of problems and issues. Experienced labour force and Site Management teams are required to delicately handle the large number of agencies who have an interest in this type of project.



The local authority, the police, various utitlity companies, bus companies and not least the general public need to be advised of the project and constantly liased with throughout the life of the project.



The experience of the labour force is also invaluable in actually installing the route into what are increasingly congested (with existing utility apparatus) streets. This experience is also important to carry out the new installation without any service strikes on existing apparatus.

The company has invested heavily in staff training and ths includes a significant number of staff trained to HS(G) 47 and the safe digging techniques that it suggests. This assists greatly in our stated objective of having zero strikes.

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