Using our range of industrial services, our team offers reactive management solutions, with the ability to swiftly and effectively address emergency situations with our 24/7 support. Whether it’s a clean up operation or snow clearance, we have a team of trained operatives and equipment readily available to mobilise at short notice. Our rapid response service can assist with risk mitigation, hazardous materials handling, containment strategies, safety protocols and more.
Emergency solution examples include:
- Providing solutions in the event of machinery breakdowns
- Gully clearance and ditching work
- Winter Services including snow clearance and gritting
- Flood clearance
Case Study – Management Services:
- Brief
Our client had a 3.5-ton grab that was filled with waste and had broken down, making it impossible to resolve the mechanical issue on site due to the presence of waste. The site was designed to operate using two of these grabs, and with one out of action, the plant was only able to operate at half of its capacity. - Challenge
Unfortunately, since the grab was broken and inoperable, access to remove the waste was limited, and the nature of the waste made it impossible to remove by hand. Our team was tasked with utilising their problem-solving skills to restore the plant to its full capacity. - Solution
FGS Industrial supplied the necessary machinery and a skilled operator, who was able to remove the waste from the grab while it was still in position. This enabled mechanics to disconnect the grab and send it away for urgent repair, enabling the site to operate at full capacity once again.
Case Study – Management Services:
- Brief
Our client had a 3.5-ton grab that was filled with waste and had broken down, making it impossible to resolve the mechanical issue on site due to the presence of waste. The site was designed to operate using two of these grabs, and with one out of action, the plant was only able to operate at half of its capacity. - Challenge
Unfortunately, since the grab was broken and inoperable, access to remove the waste was limited, and the nature of the waste made it impossible to remove by hand. Our team was tasked with utilising their problem-solving skills to restore the plant to its full capacity. - Solution
FGS Industrial supplied the necessary machinery and a skilled operator, who was able to remove the waste from the grab while it was still in position. This enabled mechanics to disconnect the grab and send it away for urgent repair, enabling the site to operate at full capacity once again.
Case Study – Efficient Welfare Solutions for Planned Plant Shutdown:
- Brief
A leading energy facility required additional welfare provisions during a scheduled plant shutdown. With a significant influx of contractors and limited on-site parking, a rapid and efficient solution was essential to maintain productivity and workforce comfort. Key priorities included deploying additional welfare units, ensuring regular cleaning and maintenance, maintaining a 24/7 fuel supply, and utilising track matting to expand parking capacity. - Challenge
The planned shutdown saw a higher-than-anticipated number of contractors on-site, putting pressure on existing welfare infrastructure. While track matting had been arranged to expand parking availability a week in advance, the surge in workforce numbers created an urgent need for additional welfare units. A swift and effective response was necessary to ensure uninterrupted operations and workforce well-being. - Solution
To accommodate the increased workforce, additional self-contained welfare units, independent of external power, were sourced by Four Jays and delivered within 4 hours. FGS Industrial services ensured continuous cleaning, maintenance, and 24/7 fuel management, keeping the units fully operational. Track matting had been pre-installed by FGS Utilities to expand parking capacity, preventing congestion and ensuring accessibility. This well-coordinated approach provided essential facilities, minimised disruption, and maintained site efficiency throughout the shutdown process.