April 2015

Spotlight on the Humble Trench Crossing Plate

Spotlight on the Humble Trench Crossing Plate - 10/04/15

Returning this month to a more technical theme I have unashamedly plagiarised one of my colleague’s recent technical notes concerning the long serving (and suffering) trench crossing plate. These are one of the less glamorous pieces of kit in our hire fleet generally cut out of old ¾” thick boiler plate in 8’ x 4’ (apologies for the imperial units) size. To comply with current safety regulations they are generally coated with some sort of non-slip or anti-skid coating with a lifting hole burnt into each corner; and that is just about as sophisticated as they get.

Tony Gould

Latest Articles

View all...
J & S McKee and Groundforce “dig deep” on Nelson Street

J & S McKee and Groundforce “dig deep” on Nelson Street - 13/12/22

Building and engineering contractors J & S McKee Ltd, who have undertaken a complete sub...

Groundforce rises to riverside challenge

Groundforce rises to riverside challenge - 02/12/22

Groundforce has supplied its KD6 steel sheet piles and modular hydraulic Mega Brace frames to...