Temporary access solutions are essential for keeping projects safe, efficient, and on schedule. Whether you’re managing a construction site, organising a festival, or hosting an outdoor event, the right access system protects the ground, supports vehicles and equipment, and ensures operations run smoothly. Generic or ill-planned access can lead to delays, damaged surfaces, and safety…
Powered access platforms are an essential solution for modern construction, maintenance, and industrial projects. Whether you’re hiring a cherry picker or a scissor lift, access platforms provide a safe, reliable, and compliant solution for working at height. Using the right access platform improves productivity, reduces risk, and ensures compliance with health and safety standards, making…
South Bay Civils commenced a significant project at Kemsley, undertaking essential reinforcement works to the sea wall. With the project set to run until next summer, maintaining safe and efficient site operations is critical. FGS Plant was selected to support the programme with reliable plant equipment and lighting solutions.
As the clocks go back in the UK, evenings get darker earlier and site safety needs careful attention. Reduced daylight increases the risk of accidents, slows productivity and can compromise compliance with health and safety regulations. On construction sites, industrial facilities, or remote locations, clear and reliable lighting is essential for visibility, efficiency and security.…
At FGS Plant, we’re committed to supporting our customers with reliable, modern machinery that delivers on performance, safety, and efficiency. That’s why we’ve continued to make significant investment in our fleet throughout the year – ensuring we have the right kit, ready when you need it. So far in 2025, we’ve added over 100 new…
FGS Plant, working in collaboration with sister companies from the Heathcote Holdings group, delivered temporary infrastructure solutions to support the opening of new lion enclosures at The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent. The project marked the arrival of five African lions rescued from conflict in Ukraine and involved both enclosure construction and preparations for increased visitor numbers during the official launch event.
The Joss Bay, Thanet, project involved delivering enabling works and support services for a Utilities company, focused on the installation of a fibre optic cable that extended from approximately 1.5 miles from offshore into a confined space chamber on land. The operation required close coordination between multiple teams to manage confined space entry, marine cable pulling, and onshore welfare provisions, all within a tight coastal footprint.
