Competency Assessment Training Centre Humberside - 'CATCH'

Project Factsheet

Client

North East Lincolnshire Council

Location

Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire

Duration

45 weeks

Value

£4,100,000

North East Lincolnshire Council appointed Britcon to 'design and build' a Chemical Processing Plant Training facility for the purpose of upskilling the current Humber bank workforce and technical assessment of new entrants to chemical and allied sectors. The site situated at Kiln Lane, Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire measures approximately 4 hectares.

The facility comprised the following: two-storey office and training block, large training workshop with amenity block, L shaped 4-storey high process plant, single-storey control room, external learning zone hard standings, access roads, parking, landscaping and fencing.

Coun Geoff Lewis, portfolio holder for regeneration, said: "Britcon were chosen after assessing such considerations as evidence of extensive and well-used health and safety procedures, cost and quality. "Council officers undertook a site visit and were impressed with the way the company were working on site and the integration of sub-contractors and suppliers into Britcon procedures.

Projects

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Effluent Treatment Plant Infrastructure

The first project undertaken in association with Veolia Water comprised civil engineering works to a new Sodium Nitrate Effluent Treatment plant for Johnson Matthey Limited at Clitheroe in Lancashire.

The sub-structure and external works comprised the diversion of existing services, new gas, water and electrical supplies, new access road and traffic loading route including a new drainage system, external foundations for storage tanks, and associated sub-structure for the new effluent treatment plant.

Effluent Treatment Plant Infrastructure

The first project undertaken in association with Veolia Water comprised civil engineering works to a new Sodium Nitrate Effluent Treatment plant for Johnson Matthey Limited at Clitheroe in Lancashire.

Oil Refinery Infrastructure

The works included the design, fabrication and installation of modifications and alterations to existing pipe bridges and structures and the construction of new pipe bridges and structures, foundations for new equipment, modifications to existing buildings, construction of new buildings, formation of concrete cable ducts etc.

Oil Refinery Infrastructure

Britcon (Scunthorpe) Limited recently completed civil engineering works for the project known as OSBL - Outside Battery Limits project associated with the new HDS3 facility at Linsdey Oil Refinery (LOR) Killingholme.

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