On many inner city sites there is not room for welfare accommodation units outside the footprint of the building.
A2O provide a service to fit out an area of the site to form offices and welfare as required.
Inhouse Design and Layout Drawings
A2O can provide inhouse design and accurate layout drawings of welfare areas for review and pricing.
Internal areas of the site can be fitted out with plasterboard and services include:
Initial drawings/calcs for comment
As built drawings
CAT II check if required.
All designs are completed by an external temporary works engineer and covered by their PI insurance.
All designs comply with – “Temporary Works Forum publication TWF2012:01 Hoardings – A guide to good practice and relevant British and European Standards”.
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