Benchmark Scaffolding chose to focus on "more technically challenging project types", aiming to differentiate itself through the application of technical expertise and the latest design techniques.

"It is great to see this vision of net zero carbon and the provable use of innovative digital technologies"

Current projects include the Palace of Westminster, which has been working there for the past eight years, providing access to professional engineers engaged in roof replacement work and complying with strict safety and noise restrictions. The work of Benchmark Scaffolding made it possible to remove and replace each cast iron roof slab weighing 1.8 tons. In the Battersea Power Station project, Benchmark provided access to contractor Mace, including expanding the scope to support the construction of glass elevator attractions, raising 109 meters to the height of the chimney top.

The CN Expert Award judges stated that Benchmark demonstrated "obviously superior technology" and "commitment to sustainability." They added: “Benchmark shows a clear focus on core values ​​and people. It’s great to see this vision of net zero carbon and the provable use of innovative digital technologies.”

Our judges stated that Millcroft provided fierce competition for the winners in this category. They praised Millcroft's investment in low-carbon and electric vehicles as part of its efforts to achieve net zero carbon emissions.

The judges also mentioned that the expert has participated in the government's Kickstart program, which has recruited six young people and plans to recruit students again this year. "We are also impressed by the level of investment in the company's internal training academy and its status in obtaining CITB Safety Plus certification."

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