The challenge on such schemes can differ dependent on location, condition and complexity. Steeple Ashton, for example, included the replacement of the existing isolator, removal of existing plant, the provision of a new 3 phase distribution board and associated controls and the installation of new pumps, valves & pipework, control panel and associated wiring.

 

A feature of these types of installations is the mix of requirements involved between MEICA and Civil. In this case, in addition to the core MEICA works, civil alterations including pump base construction, valve chamber alterations, ducting and other civil alterations were included.

 

Richard Gray of HANEVO noted that a key requirement in all cases to achieve the obligatory safety, environmental and quality standards is proper pre-construction planning. “We like to plan once and get it “right first time”. This is an obvious aspiration, but in HANEVO we involve all disciplines from design through to commissioning & handover in real and meaningful collaboration at the very beginning. This ensures the “right first time” aspiration becomes a reality for HANEVO and our clients”.