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Temporary WiFi (110v)

Published 6 January 2025 | Written by Jack Endean
CategoriesConsultation on health and safety Modern methods of construction

Traditionally temporary WiFi is serviced using 240v, however this contractor has opted to make use of a temporary WiFi system which utilises 110v power. This new system allows for a safer, lower current of electricity to be used which greatly reduces the risk of electrical damage/injury if struck. Using this system is safer if you get shocked by it, due…


Ultrawis

Published 6 January 2025 | Written by Jack Endean
CategoriesControls Inspection and assurance Monitoring

Ultrawis is a new system that uses computer and camera technology to assist with operating the crane, along with providing driver assistance to aid with daily lifting activities. This system can provide the operators with a clearer, more advanced view of their work area along with letting users know exactly where their jib is positioned. This provides the ability to…


Injectaclad Fire Barrier Solution

Published 6 January 2025 | Written by Jack Endean
CategoriesControls Inspection and assurance

This contractor had to come up with a solution for their client which allowed 32 locations to have fire cavity barriers (FCBs) installed externally due to a change of use scenario with the introduction of sleeping patients. By negating the need to remove the external façade of buildings, this installation system has significant cost reduction on existing premises where there…


Concrete Skip Attachment to Protect the Workforce

Published 6 January 2025 | Written by Jack Endean
CategoriesControls Falling objects

Working with their supply partner, this contractor has undertaken over a year of trials to remove operative from within the danger zone when utilising Tremi Concrete Skips to pour concrete on works. This initiative helps to remove the need for personnel to stand below a suspended load in order to operate the equipment, this is the last lifting operation in…


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