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Structures

SPC have been involved in a wide range of structures both in the UK and overseas and these can be categorised as follows:

Bridges

bridges at  steel protection consultancyMajor bridges include the Forth Road Bridge, the Avonmouth Bridge M5, the Boston Manor Way Viaduct M4, the Forth Rail Bridge, the Thelwall Viaduct M6, the Craigavon Bridge in Northern Ireland, Blackfriars, Tower and Southwark Bridges in Central London, as well as a number of smaller bridges all over the UK and overseas.More info >>


Floodgates

SPC whose consultants were initially involved in the 70’s with the successful recommendation forfloodgates and steel protection a 25-year life coating on the Thames Barrier and associated floodgates and are still advising the Environment Agency on maintenance aspects, and have also been involved in a number of similar projects in Pakistan, including the Kotri and Sukker Barrages. In addition the Toome Gates in Northern Ireland and a number of sluices and smaller gates in the Thames Valley area have also been surveyed and assessed.
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Buildings

steel protection and buildingsThere have been a varied number of small, medium and large buildings that have been covered by SPC consultancy services and these include the Lloyds Building in Central London, the Registry and Court Buildings in Douglas, the Isle of Man and the Saga Insurance Building in Folkestone.
In addition SPC were retained to advise on the protection of the steel building frame on the Eden Project. More info >>


Power and Chemical Plants

Power and Chemical Plants at steel protection consultancy As well as the three catagories of structures outlined above, SPC have also been involved with power stations, refineries and chemical plant and these include the Shell Stanlow Refinery, the BP Chemicals Saltend Plant, the Isle of Grain Power Station in North Kent and a power plant in Jamaica.

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