Vegetation Removal from Rail Road Bridge and Footbridge
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“We were able to provide the client with real-time insight into the Frouds Lane project via our app. Shift reports and images were available to them almost instantly. It is a very useful and innovative tool.”
Civils and Construction provided a Track Access team to decommission a RRAP at Frouds Lane and move it to a storage area within the compound. The team also removed the concrete, including the ramp, which a third-party supplier recycled. The works were carried out under an Any Line Open plan.
Location
Frouds Lane
Project Value
£9,386
Division
Civils & Construction
Project Duration
3 Weeks
RSS Infrastructure’s Track Access division was responsible for decommissioning a Road Rail Access Point (RRAP), which involved the removal of concrete, including a concrete ramp. The debris was stored within the compound and later removed and recycled by a third-party supplier contracted by RSSI for use in additional sub-bases.
The works were carried out under an Any Line Open plan and completed over two weekend shifts and two midweek day shifts, meeting the project’s time and budgetary requirements.
Real-time insight into the inspection was provided to the client through a mobile application utilised by RSS Infrastructure. The application generated shift reports with visual evidence of the works, which were uploaded into cloud storage for multiple users to access.
RSS Infrastructure (RSSI), based in Birmingham, Cwmbran, and Doncaster, provides infrastructure services for the rail, civil, and utilities sectors. They serve clients like Network Rail, WMCA, HS2 and Tier 1 & 2 contractors. Their services include Arboriculture, Civils and Construction, Geofencing, Industrial Rope Access (IRATA), Magnetic Track Safety, Rail Operations including Possession Management and P/Way, Rail Welding, Signalling, and Track Warning Services.
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