Make travelling project time count
Requirements grouped together
One schedule helps us assess all holes, cuts and work positions before travel.
Reinforcement considered
Rebar information guides blade choice and slab cutting preparation.
Site contacts confirmed
Clear arrival and access arrangements reduce delays after mobilisation.
Mobilisation planned around a complete schedule
Travel makes good preparation even more important, so we discuss clearly defined projects in Oxford before committing equipment. We handle diamond core drilling, reinforced concrete slab cutting and ventilation openings for construction or refurbishment work. A consolidated schedule should show core diameters, quantities, cut depths, substrates and every work location. This lets us assess which rigs, blades and controls are needed together, rather than discovering halfway through the visit that one opening needs a different setup.
Drawings and site contacts keep work moving
For work in Oxford, send marked drawings and the access arrangements for each area. We need a named site contact, unloading details, working heights and information about services or restrictions around the surfaces. Ventilation penetrations should include duct or sleeve dimensions and any required angle. Slab cuts need depth, reinforcement details where available and a handling plan. Well-organised information supports efficient preparation and gives us a sound basis for discussing a project further afield.
Frequently asked questions
Can you travel to Oxford for drilling work?
We discuss suitable projects further afield based on scope, programme and mobilisation needs. A clear schedule of dimensions, quantities, substrates and access details helps us decide whether the project can be served efficiently.
How should several openings be scheduled?
List each opening by location, diameter or dimensions, depth, material and working height. Add marked drawings and group positions by work area. This helps us prepare equipment and plan a sensible on-site sequence.
What details are needed for ventilation cores?
Provide the duct or sleeve diameter, insulation allowance, wall thickness, internal and external positions and any required angle. Photographs of both faces and safe access information are also important.