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protective sleeve for precast socket temporary edge protection concrete constructions

Protective sleeve for Precast socket

protective sleeve for precast socket temporary edge protection concrete constructions

The Protective sleeve is designed for the Precast socket, that are used to provide a cast-in base fixing for temporary edge protection. The Omnia slab is a reinforced precast concrete slab which incorporates a lattice girder to provide stiffness and facilitate the placement of the top mesh. The lattice girder provides rigidity to the slab when in-situ concrete is poured onto it.

Casting the base fixing into the lower slab portion means that temporary edge protection can be installed onto the slab before it is lifted into position which allows rebar installation and concrete placing onto the slabs within a collectively protected work area.

Precast sockets are fixed to rebar before the lower portion concrete is cast. A cut length of Protective sleeve (product code 911107) is inserted onto the Precast socket which forms a 50 mm diameter hole around the Post and allows extraction when temporary edge protection is no longer required.

Protective sleeve for socket – Art. No. 911107
Precast socket – Art. No. 911108

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Fall protection construction project LAX USA

SafetyRespect delivers fall protection to giant construction project in LA USA

Fall protection construction project LAX USA
At the world’s fifth largest airport, Los Angeles International Airport, a new automated people mover is currently being built to transport passengers between the terminals. We at SafetyRespect are proud to be a supplier of fall protection for the project.

More than 61 million people travel to or from Los Angeles International Airport each year, making the airport the world’s fifth largest in terms of passenger numbers. To make it easier for all these passengers to get between the terminals, a 3,5 km long high-speed railway with a total of six stations is currently being built – three within the central terminal area and three outside.

The construction project will run until 2022 and the system will be operational and open to passenger traffic in 2023. They have chosen to use fall protection from SafetyRespect to keep workers safe. Our barriers, posts and brackets have been installed on the parts of the track where the work is currently underway.

Fall protection construction project LAX USA

Edge protection construction project LAX USA

Edge protection construction project LAX USA

Automated people mover project LAX USA

Published 2021-10-08