English | SGB reverses the conventional access approach at the Forth Rail Bridge UK
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2014
- Scaffolding the bridge starts by reversing the conventional 'ground-up' approach. The evident complexity of the bridge, built with more curves than angles, means that every scaffolding member has to be individually designed, fabricated and suspended in position high above the Forth. Access platforms then have to be encapsulated in plastic sheeting, to prevent old lead paint being shot-blasted into the environment, and to protect the new, glass flake epoxy paint from the weather while it dries. The bridge is well over a hundred years old, but it takes 21st century technology and expertise to keep it in safe use, making SGB's experience on live industrial maintenance invaluable.
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these guys/girls dont get enough credit for what they do.they make anything accesable,no job its impossible for these to scaffold,awesome,respect to all scaffolers
andrew hague nice to see sumone likes us
Cheers Andrew
Agree
I work at sgb , cracking firm !!
Great work
Can't believe this is being done again thought the epoxy when it was done last was supposed to last 25yrs it was blasted back to bare steel first time ever
i was there last year and it looked immaculate, they are building a viewing platform on the north queensferry side maybe thats what you saw. its a helluva thing to see in person.
WoW, SGB the Best.
My only question is who was the other firm that got subbied? SGB is the marks & spencers of scaffolding so id like too know who was up too scratch too match their work.
I'm guessing it was Lyndon's but I'm not sure... Just with them both joining in 2019, so now it's Lyndon sgb
Scafflife
#scafflife