Case Study

DATE

June 28, 2020

LOCATION

Woking, Surrey

DIVISONS

Woking Station Canopy

Services

Demolition

Project duration

2 Weeks including a Full Weekend Closure

Summary

Econ were employed as a principle Contractor to plan, design and remove the canopy outside Woking Railway Station.

Econ started the design phase 18 months prior to the removal.

Econ managed all the liaison and approvals from Network Rail as the canopy removal had direct impact on the operational railway.

Econ carried out the removal of Photovoltaic glass during night time road closures. We then dismantled the canopy during a full weekend closure.

The works progressed whilst the Railway Station stayed fully operational

Staffing requirements

A full Crane team utilising the Mobile Tower Crane, Econ Demolition Site Managers rotated on shifts, Site Supervisors and Demolition Labourers. Econ’s team included staff who met the following requirements: CCDO, CPCS, IPAF & Hot Cutting

Equipment/Plant Used

Mobile Telescopic Tower Crane, Mobile Elevated Working Platforms, Debris Netting, 25t Excavator with Selecta Grab attachment, Bulker Lorries for the removal of the materials.

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