Monthly Archives: April 2016

Churchill are pleased to have been shortlisted for awards in two categories at the forthcoming 70 year ATLAS federation gala dinner in London on May 19th 2016. Churchill have been short listed twice for an award in the Industrial & Commercial category and once in the lightning protection &…

Churchill have launched their new website to better showcase the companies specialist capabilities. In the last 12 months three new niche services have been added namely our Enviro Division, First Response Technical Site Rescue and UAV Drone Surveys. It was therefore considered vital to invest in the new website to…

Churchill have secured the contract to install modular access platforms internally at the summit of the concrete coal handling silos located at TATA Scunthorpe. Working from the internal modular access platforms a team of specially trained and skilled Churchill rope access and concrete repair operatives will survey and repair…

Congratulations to our first year estimators Paul Riddell & Callum Barry on recently passing their BS EN 62305 design qualification. These latest additions increase the number to nine BS EN 62305 qualified industry designers capable of designing lightning protection and surge protection systems to the highest standards ensuring that all…

A lightning strike is thought to be the cause of a large fire at the TATA steelworks in Port Talbot. Thankfully no one was injured but yet again this highlights the importance of not only having a compliant lightning protection system installed but the importance of testing the system annually…

British Gas have awarded Churchill Enviro the contract to undertake external refurbishment work as part of their Canley Star project. The scope will involve the accessing and grit blasting of external concrete balconies to remove the existing coatings, removal of existing steel handrails, concrete repairs and the application of…