The official Twitter account of Birmingham Testing and Scanning. We offer state of the art structural investigation services to construction projects nationwide
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Some things don’t need additional words. If you need structural investigation services, get in touch and speak to the Experts.
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We are very sad to confirm that one of our team was involved in a fatal construction traffic incident this morning during planned work activities. The incident is being investigated by the Police and the Health & Safety Executive and we will co-operate fully with the authorities.
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Work at the site has been stood down and we are offering support to colleagues affected by this tragic event. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues at this very difficult time.
We are looking to hear from talented Structural/Civil Engineers who may fancy themselves as a Sherlock Holmes of the construction industry. If you enjoy puzzles and logic then we may well have the career you are looking for!
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Our new website has gone live! Have a look for yourself at bi-tas.com
#lookingsharp #construction #Engineering #structures
Our social media has been a bit dormant for a while with all of the work and expansion plans going on, watch this space as we have a new website on the way about to go live and new team members!
As this working year draws to a close for us, we would like to wish our friends, colleagues, clients and peers a Merry Christmas. Stay safe all!
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These are exactly the reasons that using Expert structural investigation services are important. Please review the latest CROSS newsletter and if you have any projects that may require our services, get in touch!
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CROSS Newsletter 58 has been published: bit.ly/CROSS_NL_58
Please share it with your network
#confidentialreporting #structures #safety #engineering #structuralengineering #sharinglessonslearned #structuralsafety #workright
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CROSS Report 866 Portal frame design and fabrication
A reporter is concerned that, in some cases, no structural design is carried out for steel portal frames.
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CROSS Report 617 Structures at risk from scour and erosion
Following some recent structural failures, a reporter is concerned that asset owners may not fully realise risks associated with scour and erosion.
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An update on Bi-TAS and COVID-19 - we are working as normal but with safeguards and actions to ensure safety of our workforce and our clients.
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Another day another project, this time carrying out crack depth monitoring in a working warehouse.
The beauty of our expertise is that often we can carry out our works with minimal disruption, meaning no down time or issues with working/live premises.
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CROSS Report 854 Suspended ceiling partial collapse
A suspended ceiling formed from a lay-in grid partially collapsed in a school classroom.
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Today we have been working on the Thames and enjoying the winter sunshine whilst carrying out a variety of inspection, scanning and testing works on a section of the wharf. #engineering #structures #construction #ndt
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CROSS Report 645 Response to report 614 on missing columns from drawings
A reporter shares their views on how to implement robust checking systems for BIM models.
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CROSS Report 885 Disproportionate collapse assessment of Large Panel System (LPS) buildings
A reporter is concerned by the approach being taken by some engineers to assess the risk of disproportionate collapse due to fire in LPS buildings.
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