Re-building a crane hardstanding for a major component change
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Re-building a crane hardstanding for a major component change

28 Jul Re-building a crane hardstanding for a major component change

Posted at 12:21h in Asset Management, Civil Engineering, Maintenance, News, Renewable Energy, Wind Energy by
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There is no stopping the civils team at the moment – we have been buys getting through the summer maintenance list. We were down in Devon last week re-building a crane hardstanding for a major component change as well as planned civils maintenance on a number of sites in our portfolio in Aberdeenshire. Planned Preventative Maintenance is key to keeping sites accessible for continual operation, saves money when major works are required and most importantly provides a SAFE working area. #safety #assetmanagement #civilengineering #renewableenergy #windpower #plannedmaintenance #majorprojects #maintenance

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