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High level protection
October 1st 2011

To protect operatives working at height on the 34 floor Victoria Towers development in Sweden, whilst also protecting those on the ground from falling objects, Combisafe International supplied a combination of Steel Mesh Barriers and Safety Net Fans to ensure high levels of protection and accident prevention.

Specified as a fall prevention solution, Combisafe supplied more than 700 Steel Mesh Barriers (SMB), and Adjustable Safety Posts for additional flexibility. Developed for use with the SMB, the safety posts act as holders for the system and can be set to the required height to offer exceptional levels of protection. Using its special Quicklox locking mechanism, this also makes installation easy and safe, and saves valuable time and manpower on-site.

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Power post provides edge protection (1st May 2012)

edge protection Offering strength, versatility and a rapid installation, the new Power Post from Combisafe International is claimed to set the highest standards in floor to soffit edge protection for steel and concrete

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Protection at the top (1st April 2012)

While erecting the steel framework of a new 68,000m2 mixed-use building in the Helsinki-Vantaa Airport area of Finland, contractor SRV Rakennus Oy required a preventative solution that would negate the risk to anyone

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Combisafe meets a tall (1st November 2011)

As part of a refurbishment programme, contractor MPM Northwest has been appointed to remove decades of paint, rust and debris from the Blackpool Tower before repainting it. To prevent falling debris during this extensiv

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Temporary roof (1st September 2011)

The versatile UBIX temporary roof system from Combisafe International has provided protection to a 300m2 archeological dig site of two Roman ditches and a team of archaeologists at St Barts in London – England's oldest

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Versatile edge (1st September 2011)

The team carrying out redevelopment of London's Blackfriars Station has to take into account the logistical challenges of being on a city centre bridge spanning a major river and featuring live railway lines and four bu

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Temporary roof (1st August 2011)

The UBIX temporary roofing system from Combisafe has been chosen to protect the Kingsgate Shopping Centre, Huddersfield, for a first floor extension.

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Raise the roof (1st June 2011)

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A must for scaffolding sector (1st May 2009)

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Work at height risk minimised (1st February 2009)

Shepherd Construction has reduced work at height risk at its Riverlights scheme by pre-planning its use of Combisafe's Steel Mesh Barrier.

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Concrete unloading safety set for school (1st December 2008)

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Safety by the lorry load (1st June 2008)

A Combisafe Loading System is saving time and money on the streets of Edinburgh, at Exchange Place, site of new offices for Scottish Widows, currently under construction by Bovis Lend Lease.

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Freedom and protection (1st April 2007)

South West Highways is using a Combisafe Hanging Platform and steel mesh barrier system to safeguard employees carrying out repairs to one of Brunel's viaducts across Dartmoor.

John Hardy, Combisafe's southern area manager,

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Freedom and protection (1st April 2007)

South West Highways is using a Combisafe Hanging Platform and steel mesh barrier system to safeguard employees carrying out repairs to one of Brunel's viaducts across Dartmoor.

John Hardy, Combisafe's southern area manager,

From Slips trips falls

Net edge protection (1st February 2007)

Combisafe Safety Net Fans are in use at Bowmer and Kirkland's Northbank development in Sheffield Sub-contractor IBN Scaffold Access of Barnsley has made the decision not to use scaffolding fans on any future inner-city develo

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Training platform (1st August 2006)

Kier Group's health, safety and environmental training centre at Chawston has a new addition. Combisafe has installed a speciallymade staged platform which allows Kier personnel to inspect, demonstrate and train on a large se

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Steel mesh barrier provides protection (1st February 2006)

Combisafe International's new generation steel mesh barrier is currently being used on all levels of Miller Construction's Innovation and Technology Centre development in Rotherham and has proved a hit with staff.

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Lorry load of safety (1st December 2005)

Combisafe and Gleesons have developed an innovative safety solution for unloading steelwork and metal decking at a site in central Birmingham.

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A powerful Combi-nation (1st December 2005)

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Step up - site stairway system (1st October 2005)

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High standards for temporary edge protection (1st June 2005)

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Safety netting (1st October 2004)

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Final piece of jigsaw (1st August 2004)

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