Client: Make
Location: Manchester
Sector: Commercial
Our scope includes the installation of scaffolding crash decks to the top floor to facilitate controlled asbestos removal works. Given the restricted site conditions and limited material access, the project required careful planning, precise logistics, and phased installation to ensure both safety and efficiency.
The crash deck system has been designed to provide secure, fully compliant protection for the workforce while allowing the asbestos removal programme to proceed safely and without disruption. Close coordination with the principal contractor and site teams has been key to maintaining safety standards and meeting programme requirements.
As always, M60 Scaffolding remains committed to delivering safe, practical solutions, even in technically demanding environments.
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