How it Works
When forming structural openings, our temporary works focus on propping and needling. When undertaking this element of works we:
Secure the site and ensure safe access (may involve installing some temporary works)Understand how the structure works by researching existing information and carrying out on-site surveys
Identify the need for temporary works and associated risks
Obtain consent from owners of neighbouring structures that may be affected


- Provide competent persons to carry out the design and design checking (permanent and temporary works)
Make safe the existing structure (may involve installing some temporary works) in preparation for the main works
Trained Specialists carry out demolition/refurbishment and rebuild in an agreed sequence (may involve installing further temporary works) and control the works by using a permit-to-load system
Review and manage on-site alterations and changes
Insert permanent works such as – concrete Pad-stones, concrete lintels and steel beams and columns
Make good and secure all masonry above the inserted permanent works
Remove any temporary works in an agreed sequence so load is transferred to the permanent works and control the works by using a permit-to-remove system
