WTL were called in at short notice to deliver an emergency solution that would stabilise the ground and allow works to continue safely. Our team quickly constructed shuttering using concrete pans around the top of the affected ground piles.
To reinforce the structure, we built a network of steel rebar, tied and set in place, before filling the shuttering with poured concrete. Once hardened, spoil was carefully graded against the new retaining structure to provide added strength and support.
After completing the structural repairs, we reinstated the boundary security by replacing the palisade fencing. This ensured that the site was left safe, secure, and ready for ongoing rail operations.
The emergency works were delivered efficiently under challenging conditions, with safety at the forefront of every stage
The finished slab was delivered on schedule, providing a strong and stable base for the new Coal Yard buildings. Despite the challenges of contaminated spoil removal and unexpected ground conditions, the project was completed within the original two-week timeframe.
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