Sector
Scanned, marked and signed off before the shop-fitters start.
Shopping centre landlords want proof that a refit will not cut a tendon or a service in a slab they own. We scan the unit, mark every fixing and core position, hand the site manager a signed site record before we leave, and give the centre's management team a report they can file. We did it this year at Brent Cross in London and at Silverburn in Glasgow.
What we do
Before the fit-out starts.
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Pre-fit-out scanning of unit slabs and walls
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Setting out and marking fixings, cores and floor boxes
- 03
Post-tension checks in multi-storey centres
- 04
Out-of-hours work so the mall stays open
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RAMS in the landlord's template
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A report in the landlord's format within 5 working days, sooner when the opening date needs it
FAQs
Questions, answered.
- Can you work after the centre closes?
- Yes. Out-of-hours work is how most shopping centre refits are done, so the mall stays open. Tell us the access window and the centre's rules.
- Will the landlord accept your report?
- We work in the landlord's report format where they have one, and issue RAMS in their template. Send it with the enquiry.
- Can you mark out for the shop-fitters as well as scan?
- Yes. We mark fixings, cores and floor box positions on the slab as well as scanning it.
- Do you work for the centre or the retailer?
- Either. We agree the scope, and who receives the report, with whoever is paying.
- How much notice do you need?
- Call as soon as you have the unit and the date. We call back the same working day and tell you the earliest we can attend.
Services for this sector
Where we add value.
Tell us the unit and the date.
We call back the same working day.