Health & Safety News

Lanes team supports developer’s sewer adoption programme

26/11/2014

Lanes Group engineers are helping one of the UK’s largest residential developers achieve a smooth sewer adoption process at new home sites in Yorkshire and Humberside. The team at the Lanes depot in Leeds, West Yorkshire, are providing expert sewer adoption advice and support for sites developed by Taylor Wimpey. Two projects include Crest Park…

Lanes cross connection search solves pollution problem in hidden river

24/10/2014

Lanes Group drainage engineers have helped solve a pollution problem in one of the UK’s most famous rivers where it was hidden from view under a shopping centre. They were called in to search for the source of raw sewage coming from a surface water drain after it was spotted by construction workers. The sewage…

Lanes completes major excavation – without disturbing new mums and babies

23/10/2014

Lanes Group has completed its biggest ever excavation project in Scotland with the installation of two large interceptor tanks just one metre from one of the country’s largest maternity units. In the £160,000 15-week project, the Lanes Glasgow depot installed the tanks at University Hospital Crosshouse, Kilmarnock, on a site next to the new Ayrshire…

Lanes Utilities in line to win prestigious water industry safety award

18/09/2014

Lanes Utilities has been shortlisted for the SBWWI Health and Safety Award 2014. The Society of British Water and Wastewater Industries Awards recognise companies that aim to deliver and exceed industry expectations by encouraging and developing best practice. The winners of three awards – for Health and Safety, Innovation and People – will be announced…

Lanes wins Thames Water Health and Safety Awards Double

24/06/2014

Lanes Group’s Utilities Division has achieved a double win in the Thames Water Health and Safety Excellence Awards 2014. The team won Innovation of the Year for developing Essential Standards, a best practice guide for all operations, including health and safety, which uses cartoons to explain to staff how jobs should be done. Sarah Hurcomb,…