Jeremy Francis, Major Projects Manager
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Power plants are designed for long service life (typically 120 years in the case of nuclear new build) as well as efficiency, sustainability and low maintenance, The choice of materials used must reflect the project needs and be proven for service life durability or add to the durability of the structure.

Jeremy has over 30 years experience in the construction industry and has a great deal of experience working with material suppliers, main contractors, sub-contractors and clients, plus extensive experience working with engineers and architects on specification and design issues.

Jeremy has a wide ranging knowledge of the needs of nuclear new build projects through involvement in the design and specifications of up-coming projects. He has also has experience of wind turbine farm construction both on and off shore

Our Power Projects

Sealant Joints within a reservoir

Anglian Water

Anglian Water

Anglian Water

Anglian Water
2024

Aberdeen Harbour Expansion

Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom

Aberdeen Harbour Expansion

Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
2022
Established in 1136, Aberdeen Harbour is Britain’s oldest existing business. The Aberdeen Harbour Expansion Project is a £400 million development of infrastructure to increase the South Harbour’s berthage, offer deeper and stronger quays and significantly increase its lay-down area to handle greater sized vessels (up to 300 metres in length).

River Eden, Carlisle

Carlisle, United Kingdom

River Eden, Carlisle

Carlisle, United Kingdom
2022
Situated in Carlisle, Cumbria, the River Eden railway viaduct recently required an urgent repair solution to the deteriorating riverbed condition, where trains were having to operate at reduced speeds of 20mph over the Victorian and 1940s-built structures.

Thames Tideway Tunnel - Eastern Section

London, United Kingdom

Thames Tideway Tunnel - Eastern Section

London, United Kingdom
2022
Dubbed ‘London’s Super Sewer’, Thames Tideway Tunnel is the biggest infrastructure project ever undertaken by the UK water industry. Designed to upgrade London’s 150-year-old sewer network, originally built for a population less than half its current size, during heavy rainfall the existing infrastructure was releasing millions of tonnes of untreated raw sewage into the River Thames each year. The new 25 km solution would intercept wastewater and storm water to divert it into plants in a bid to clean up the river.

Dawlish Seawall

Devon, United Kingdom

Dawlish Seawall

Devon, United Kingdom
2021
The Great Western main line runs westwards from London Paddington to Penzance and is a vital link for transport, tourism and freight movements. It’s the only line running to the south-west of England. In February 2014, the collapse of the Dawlish seawall (due to a sizeable storm) severed the whole of the south-west peninsula from the rest of the country for eight weeks, and it took 300 people and more than £30m to put right.

Marazion to Penzance Coast Path Improvement

Penzance , United Kingdom

Marazion to Penzance Coast Path Improvement

Penzance , United Kingdom
2021
The Marazion to Penzance coastal footpath is situated in one of the most scenic parts of the U.K and is an area used by residents and visitors alike, meaning all-season access is required.

St Aubin's Harbour

Jersey, United Kingdom

St Aubin's Harbour

Jersey, United Kingdom
2021
A foul pump chamber at the Boat House, a restaurant located in St Aubin’s Harbour, Jersey, required remedial works. The project involved breaking out the existing base slab of the chamber and casting a new one.

Castle Quay

Jersey, United Kingdom

Castle Quay

Jersey, United Kingdom
2017
A prestigious new £68 million development, presently being constructed by Dandara, on abandoned industrial land, right on the St Hellier waterfront in Jersey.

Mamhead Slipway

Exmouth, United Kingdom

Mamhead Slipway

Exmouth, United Kingdom
2017
The £1.2 million Mamhead Slipway in Exmouth, a ‘major technical undertaking’ on behalf of East Devon District Council (EDDC), reintroduced maritime access to the River Exe in the hope of increasing visitor numbers to the town. The original structure was closed in 2012 and eventually demolished by contractors Raymond Brown Construction as part of the rebuilding process.

Survivex

Survivex, United Kingdom

Survivex

Survivex, United Kingdom
2017
Sika® Watertight Concrete was used to keep water both in and out of the new Survivex headquarters, which has recently opened in Dyce, Aberdeen, gateway to the North Sea oil fields. This state of the art, offshore training facility, boasts a modern, professional training environment featuring two purpose built pools, equipped with helicopter underwater escape training apparatus.

Folly Pier

Anstruther, United Kingdom

Folly Pier

Anstruther, United Kingdom
2014
This listed pier in Anstruther harbour was once the centre of the Scottish fishing industry. Picturesque Anstruther harbour is now a popular tourist attraction and is mainly occupied by private pleasure crafts.