A significant outlay has been made in site technology with over £1m spent on a combination of the latest generation of cable avoidance tools and site-based GPS technology. This has been followed in 2023 by the procurement of new height restrictor systems. Ensuring the health safety and wellbeing of our people and clients is our primary objective and investing in these systems demonstrates our commitment.

Activities are co-ordinated from our service hubs in the West Midlands & Bristol where a team of controllers are focussed on meeting our site needs, either through our own fleet or through our approved supply chain.

Our team of service engineers located from our workshops and field-based, work with our service co-ordinators to ensure our equipment and fleet is maintained to the highest standards and uptime is maximised.

Ensuring our equipment and fleet operate efficiently and safely is a key focus of our department. We have invested significantly in supporting our teams by providing usage and efficiency data which enables us to identify underutilised equipment which we can redeploy where needed. In addition, we can monitor equipment idling time and fuel consumption and focus on training to improve performance and reduce carbon use.

Fleet data is also used to monitor driving standards ensuring poor behaviour and fuel economy is addressed through driver training programs.