Commercial Fencing

TransPak Security Fencing 2024 Analysis - Commercial Fencing

TransPak Security Fencing 2024 Analysis - Commercial Fencing

Project Details

Client

TransPak

Date

2024

Project

TransPak Security Fencing 2024 Analysis - Commercial Fencing

Location

South Wales

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TransPak Security Fencing 2024 Analysis - Commercial Fencing
TransPak UK recently appointed us to complete a project involving the installation of 3.6m high security fencing at the TransPak Newport Warehouse. Our brief was to design and install security fencing that would meet airport / anti-terrorism levels of security. Our solution was to install a 3.6m high highly robust chain link fence with steel posts and two rows of barbed wire fixed through the tops of cantilevered posts. A large sliding gate with locking device was added to provide access to the compound.
Scope of Work

The scope of the project included the following key elements:

Design: Upon completing an initial site meeting to run through the brief in more detail with the client, a design was developed to achieve the desired specification and objectives. A material list was formed, and essential specification details were outlined including the requirement for all galvanising to meet BS EN ISO1461:2009 and powder coating achieving EN13438:2005. Once the design was approved by the client, an order was placed, and the works were scheduled.

Installation: Prior to installation, a risk assessment was conducted, and RAMS (Risk Assessment Method Statement) was issued to the team and client in preparation for start on site. Our workforce were provided with the required PPE and briefed on the works to be completed, highlighting all H&S hazards along the way.

The team arrived to site, established the setting out of posts and promptly began installing the system and completed the works over a three day period.

Materials Required:
  • 3.6m high chain-link fencing
  • Galvanised steel posts with cantilevered tops (sized for security and strength)
  • Resin adhesive solution to fix posts to the existing slab (to maximise strength)
  • Sliding gate components (track, gate frame, rollers)
  • Digital locking system for the gate
  • Two rows of barbed wire with tensioning accessories (arms, clips, etc.)
  • Tension bars and bands
  • Galvanised tie wires
  • Bolts, nuts, and washers
Challenges and Solutions

Terrain Adjustments: The installation required some modifications due to uneven ground conditions, but the team successfully adjusted the fence and gate structure to ensure stability across the entire perimeter.

Integration with Existing Security Systems: The digital locking device was integrated with the facility's existing security system, ensuring seamless operation and coordination between physical and digital security measures.

Outcome

The project was completed on time and to the full satisfaction of the client. The newly installed fence and gate provide a significant upgrade in security, ensuring the facility is protected against unauthorised access, while the digital locking system offers modern, user-friendly access control. The high durability and security features of the installation ensure long-term reliability.

Conclusion

TransPak UK’s installation of the airport-grade security fencing, along with the sliding gate and digital locking system, highlights our commitment to delivering high-quality, tailored security solutions for sensitive facilities. This project exemplifies our technical expertise and ability to meet rigorous security standards in demanding environments.

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