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Construction – construction materials.
Property developers are exploiting inland waterways to
overcome planning restrictions on unloading lorries
delivering construction materials on the road side.
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Improved workflow.√
Space gain.√ |
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Construction – aggregates. Aggregate
companies have for a long time moved aggregates on the
inland waterways from gravel and sand pits to processing
plants.
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Space gain.√
Efficiency.√
Reliability.√ |
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Construction – construction
waste. The increasing requirement to segregate waste
places new demands on building contractors to ensure
construction waste is dealt with properly.
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Space gain.√
Capacity gain.√ |
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Construction – excavated
material. The
construction industry makes increasing use of inland
waterways networks to support the various activities
involved in developing waterside sites.
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Improved workflow.√
Space saving.√ |
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Construction – de-watering &
pumping. Who pulled
the plug out? We did!!
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Space gain.√ |
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Infrastructure Maintenance –
bridges. Supporting
contractors carrying out bridge maintenance work including
railway, road and cable bridge works.
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Greater load.√
Barge access more efficient/ convenient.√ |
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Infrastructure Maintenance –
inland waterways.
Providing workboats and competent crews to UK navigation
authorities and contractors carrying out infrastructure
maintenance projects.
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Barge access often only
option.√
Stable platform.√ |
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Infrastructure Maintenance –
cables. With
pressure to find more space for basic infrastructure
services, the canal towpath offers a convenient alternative
for electricity and optic fibre cables.
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Much greater load.√
More efficient & convenient.√ |
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Abnormal Loads - From time to time we are asked to
move abnormal or unusual loads. This is usually because the
normal road access is not big enough for a particular load
or because a specific site has no longer got road access due
to building developments.
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