Members of the Northamptonshire Structural Network provide a wide range of temporary works and construction engineering services delivering innovative, practical and cost effective design solutions.

Our engineers are able to provide advice, design or checking services for a range of temporary works and along with our extensive civil, structural and geo-technical experience, our members can help to reduce the cost and programme on all types of construction projects while improving safety and quality.

Our members are very driven to provide clients with the highest level of service to ensure they deliver safe, practical, economic, and most importantly, contractor-friendly temporary works solutions in Northamptonshire. Members of the Northamptonshire Structural Network are constantly challenging the rule of thumb and simple load comparison methods when designing temporary works for all of our clients.

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TEMPORARY WORKS PROCESS

Members of the Northamptonshire Structural Network have the skills to undertake both the temporary and permanent works designs. Our members’ typical process for structural engineers to provide the temporary works is:

Meeting with the contractor to discuss how they would like to approach the construction. Every contractor will have a slightly different take on how to approach a project that best suits their company’s skill sets. It is better to include the contractor at the beginning of the process.

Scheme sequences: Our members provide a sequence of plans that takes the project from the existing conditions to the final design. Step by step the drawings progress with the design moving forward in the sequence that the contractor needs to work. Often this can take up 15-20 A1 temporary drawings.

Method statement. In line with the scheme sequences a written document will be produced. This describes in words the sequence to follow.

Temporary works calculations: Once the temporary schemes are in place the items that require structural design can be identified. Similar to building regulations our members produce a pack of calculations for the elements used.