- Structural steelwork
- Mesh Decking
- PC stairs
- Edge Protection
Because of our work on the TFST (Typhoon Future Synthetic Training) Building, we were awarded the SLA building next door by the main contractor. And then the link bridge connecting the two buildings.
Hambleton Steel started with Phase 2, the TFST Facility. With the nature of the building and load requirements for the tornado jets, the base needed to be a concrete structure. Hambleton Steel were instructed to build a first and second storey steel structure on top of this. The structure requirements needed to be engineered to the already in in-situ concrete base.
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Skilled and supportive on managing the quite large number of changes on design during construction stage.
The team was consistently attentive, productive and always willing to go the extra mile to help wherever possible.
We were exceptionally impressed with the way Hambleton Steel incorporated with our design team to produce a suitable and robust design which reflects in the operational performance on site.
Earning industry experience and a qualification has been invaluable. Not every opportunity gives you on-the-job experience and I've found that this has really helped my development
One of the reasons I chose an apprenticeship was because I could earn and learn at the same time. Working at Hambleton Steel has provided me with day-to-day training and experience which has helped me understand the industry and business.
Our projects
Design and build
1200 Tonnes
Preston Animate
Working with Eric Wright, we have delivered structural steel packages to support the construction of a retail complex in Preston.
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Engineered
5500 Tonnes
West Bromwich Energy Recovery Facility
We delivered all the supporting structures for a new EfW plant in West Bromwich.
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Engineered
300 Tonnes
Royal Shrewsbury Hospital
Hambleton Steel is delivering a complex and multi-phased steelwork package at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, encompassing both new construction and refurbishment.
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