3 steps to take – our guide to equipment safety, usage & compliance

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Durable Lifting Equipment designed for Maximum Safety
When it comes to lifting solutions, safety is non-negotiable. Our wide range of equipment is engineered and manufactured in-house to help your site meet and exceed the highest safety and compliance standards, all while enhancing operational efficiency.

Innovation in lifting is about more than just moving materials—it's about transforming on-site work and supporting working processes. Our products are designed and manufactured in-house with your safety and efficiency front and centre.

Discover our safety-led lifting equipment in this video and then browse the full range here.
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  string(1678) "Why is collaboration and early contractor engagement with temporary works and major projects so important? Our Director - Strategic Partnerships and Major Projects, Adam Hicks, discusses this critical issue, and the opportunities early collaboration presents with Ground Engineering Magazine.

Adam shares his perspective on how early contractor engagement builds trusts across the supply chain, what stage of a project collaboration impacts efficiency and safety most, strategies to address increasingly complex basement projects and how consultative approach, on projects like Elephant & Castle, drives innovation and solves design challenges.

Adam will be joined by Tier 1 contractors Mace, Skanska and Balfour Beatty on the Contractor panel at 4:20 pm at the Ground Engineering Basements & Underground Structures event on 3rd October at Park Plaza Victoria London, where the panel will be discussing how early contractor engagement is key to building trust across the supply chain.

Read the full interview here.

For more information on our Temporary Works service and bid management, visit our Pre-Construction and Engineering Design webpage."
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