TEMPORARY WORKS

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION

TEMPORARY WORKS DESIGN

All construction projects require some form of temporary works to allow the safe construction of permanent structures such buildings, bridges and basements; through the use of scaffolding and temporary sheet piling etc.

We are a team of specialists of structural and temporary works engineers in the construction industry and we aim to achieve safe and efficient temporary works designs on site through our years of experience.

OUR SERVICES

  • Hoarding Design
  • Excavation Support
  • Crane Pads
  • Piling Mat Design
  • Lifting checks
  • Haul Roads
  • CAT 3 Checks
  • Structural Calculations
Temporary Works Procedure

CONSTRUCTION SITE HOARDING DESIGN

Site hoarding is a temporary structure erected around the perimeter of the construction site to protect the public from any potential hazards as well as preventing unauthorized access.

Site Hoarding

EXCAVATION SUPPORT

Excavation supports are required on site to ensure the safety of the construction team during an excavation, and may require trench boxes, sheet piling or shoring depending on the type of excavation required.

Excavation Support B W 1000 px

CRANE PAD

A crane pad, also known as an outrigger pad is used to distribute load under a crane outrigger, and is usually made from various material such as Fibre reinforced polymer, timber or HDPE. Understanding the ground condition is a key aspect of design the crane pad.

Crane Outrigger

PILING MAT DESIGN

A piling platform/working platform provides a safe stable surface to support piling rigs/cranes and other heavy machinery during construction activities.

Piling Mat

HAUL ROAD

A temporary haul road is a type of road that is specifically designed and constructed for use during construction projects (moving machinery and designed to handle heavy traffic loads)

Haul Road

STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS

Checking the stability of steel frame buildings during construction and providing design calculations for members such as steel beams, masonry and timber.

Steel Calculations