In September 2016, two landmark reports have been published which has gained
the attention of many firms – from civil engineering in Denbigh to the whole of
North Wales and beyond. The findings of which regards both ends of the spectrum
with flooding and drought, and no doubt will form the backbone of water
management strategy in decades to come, forming as a guide for civil
engineering firms the throughout the UK and the world – not just North Wales.
A need has been identified for improved rain and flood
modelling throughout the UK, as well as a significant need for temporary flood defences
and greater protection for infrastructure until new measures to provide
permanent defence can be established. Key steps identified within these reports
indicate that local resilience needs to be improved, and all modelling
improvements must be on an ongoing basis.
In regard to this, civil engineering firms will no doubt be
scratching their heads. It’s well known that construction as an industry is
somewhat behind the times, and a lot of firms simply don’t like embracing
change, whether said change is BIM Modelling, sustainable building or improved
workflows and improved mechanism, to promote buildings saving money during
their operation time at a slightly extra cost within the build, or otherwise.
Brenig Construction, a North Wales based civil engineering
and turnkey project management firm have shown throughout all of their projects
that they are more than comfortable embracing change. With strong roots in
sustainable building, green building, H&S and one of the few firms within
North Wales which work to BREEAM specification, Brenig Construction also have
the high reputation that came with direct experience of working on Rhyl’s
Coastal Defences some years past.
Furthermore, Brenig
Construction have worked within a multitude of projects both nationally and
locally, for gigantic players such as Willmott Dixon, Balfour Beatty, and even
smaller scale projects such as Cartrefi Conwy, which shows their dedication to
the world around them as well as their dedication to human beings, with a wave
of social housing in Llanfairfechan the lastest of their long line of
achievements and improvements to the North Wales area.
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