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DJ Civils sister company Franklin Infrastructure Services ltd are the experts in UK streetworks specialising in the field of the New Roads and Street works Act 1991 (NRSWA) the Traffic Management Act 2004 (TMA) and Civil Engineering.
Our aim is to provide a comprehensive project management and labour delivery service to Highway Infrastructure projects delivered in both private and public sectors. By offering a range of services to clients we pride ourselves on our ability to deliver an end to end solution for projects in the most challenging of conditions and have spent a great deal of time developing our outputs to ensure that regardless of the activity we can relieve the burden of managing the many aspects of working on a live network.
To find out about Franklin Infrastructure in detail, check out their website, or see below for an overview of their services.
About start
DJ Civils sister company Franklin Infrastructure Services ltd are the experts in UK streetworks specialising in the field of the New Roads and Street works Act 1991 (NRSWA) the Traffic Management Act 2004 (TMA) and Civil Engineering.
Our aim is to provide a comprehensive project management and labour delivery service to Highway Infrastructure projects delivered in both private and public sectors. By offering a range of services to clients we pride ourselves on our ability to deliver an end to end solution for projects in the most challenging of conditions and have spent a great deal of time developing our outputs to ensure that regardless of the activity we can relieve the burden of managing the many aspects of working on a live network.
To find out about Franklin Infrastructure in detail, check out their website, or see below for an overview of their services.
Street Works Consultancy
Street Works Consultancy
Franklin Infrastructure was initially set up to provide assistance and support to organisations responsible for managing and delivering street works. From compliance with legislation and implementation of procedures driving efficiency in turnkey operations.
Our managers and staff have extensive background and experience in working with Utility companies, civil engineering companies, highway authorities and councils to develop better working practices in the street works environment.
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Street Works Consultancy
Franklin Infrastructure was initially set up to provide assistance and support to organisations responsible for managing and delivering street works. From compliance with legislation and implementation of procedures driving efficiency in turnkey operations.
Our managers and staff have extensive background and experience in working with Utility companies, civil engineering companies, highway authorities and councils to develop better working practices in the street works environment.
Find out more . . .
Street Works Solutions
Street Works Solutions
We offer a full street works permitting and noticing system for organisations tasked with delivering works in the highway. Our staff have been using various Electronic Transfer of Notices (EToN) systems for 20 years, back when they were referred to as NRSWA notices, then onto permit schemes introduced under the Traffic Management Act 2004 and have now made the transition to the Department for Transport’s Street Manager system.
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Street Works Solutions
We offer a full street works permitting and noticing system for organisations tasked with delivering works in the highway. Our staff have been using various Electronic Transfer of Notices (EToN) systems for 20 years, back when they were referred to as NRSWA notices, then onto permit schemes introduced under the Traffic Management Act 2004 and have now made the transition to the Department for Transport’s Street Manager system.
Find Out More . . .
Traffic Management and Design
Traffic Management and Design
When it comes to delivering works on a live network, careful consideration must be given to the safety of site operatives and members of public but also to how the network will be managed whilst the activity is carried out. Our Lantra accredited TM designers are experts at creating traffic management solutions to enable any activities in the highway safely and practically.
Traffic Management and Design
When it comes to delivering works on a live network, careful consideration must be given to the safety of site operatives and members of public but also to how the network will be managed whilst the activity is carried out. Our Lantra accredited TM designers are experts at creating traffic management solutions to enable any activities in the highway safely and practically.
Topographical Surveys
Topographical Surveys
Topographical Surveys or Land Surveys, commonly referred to as Topo’s are carried out using Total Station survey equipment which takes laser measurements combined with GPS data to produce an accurate model of natural and man made features in a specified area. Details typically captured in a topographical survey include but are not limited to; Street furniture such as service covers and lamp columns, highway boundaries, road markings, trees and vegetation, ground levels and contours and buildings and structures.
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Topographical Surveys
Topographical Surveys or Land Surveys, commonly referred to as Topo’s are carried out using Total Station survey equipment which takes laser measurements combined with GPS data to produce an accurate model of natural and man made features in a specified area. Details typically captured in a topographical survey include but are not limited to; Street furniture such as service covers and lamp columns, highway boundaries, road markings, trees and vegetation, ground levels and contours and buildings and structures.
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Section 278 Agreements
Section 278 Agreements
Our NRSWA staff have vast experience with working alongside Highway Authority processes with regards to the delivery of 278 works, in particular Transport for London’s TMAN process and its associated timescales. Our insight into this field has enabled our clients to deliver 278 works in the most challenging of locations and conditions.
Section 278 Agreements
Our NRSWA staff have vast experience with working alongside Highway Authority processes with regards to the delivery of 278 works, in particular Transport for London’s TMAN process and its associated timescales. Our insight into this field has enabled our clients to deliver 278 works in the most challenging of locations and conditions.
Mobile Access Platforms and Crane Hire Services
Mobile Access Platforms and Crane Hire Services
Many highway assets such as street lighting or bridge structures require the use of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWP) for the purpose of installation or maintenance.
We can provide a range of MEWP’s and cranes to meet any need for elevated access and lifting activities and working with our NRSWA teams we can co-ordinate and manage highway activities.
We can also provide detailed site plans designed in CAD to allow you to illustrate site lifting activities more effectively.
Mobile Access Platforms and Crane Hire Services
Many highway assets such as street lighting or bridge structures require the use of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWP) for the purpose of installation or maintenance.
We can provide a range of MEWP’s and cranes to meet any need for elevated access and lifting activities and working with our NRSWA teams we can co-ordinate and manage highway activities.
We can also provide detailed site plans designed in CAD to allow you to illustrate site lifting activities more effectively.
Traffic Inductive Loop Cutting
Traffic Inductive Loop cutting
Inductive loop cutting is the process of cutting the wearing course of a carriageway to a specified depth and installing sensors and equipment which can detect vehicles to allow the monitoring of traffic volumes and flow.
This data is often used by Highway Authorities to provide data for smart signalling systems or to count vehicles for feasibility studies.
Traffic Inductive Loop cutting
Inductive loop cutting is the process of cutting the wearing course of a carriageway to a specified depth and installing sensors and equipment which can detect vehicles to allow the monitoring of traffic volumes and flow.
This data is often used by Highway Authorities to provide data for smart signalling systems or to count vehicles for feasibility studies.
Road Safety Audits
Road Safety Audits
A Road Safety Audit, commonly referred to as an RSA, is the process for analysing and documenting the safety risks that may be present in a proposed highway design. This process is designed to minimise the possibility of risks to safety arising from proposed changes to a highway.
Road Safety Audits
A Road Safety Audit, commonly referred to as an RSA, is the process for analysing and documenting the safety risks that may be present in a proposed highway design. This process is designed to minimise the possibility of risks to safety arising from proposed changes to a highway.
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