GB-Edinburgh: Girdle Ness Lighthouse - Major Refurbishment and Upgrade

Description

Decommission and remove the obsolete electrical operating / monitoring system, cubicles, chargers, battery, domestic electrical system, etc., in compliance with the WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Regulations 2013

Decommission the existing engine and dismantle. Strip out exhausts, ventilation equipment and ducting along with other mechanical accessories.

Decommission and demolish all DGPS infrastructure

Principal Contractor is expected to test the existing 'HCL' fall arrest system and re-certify it before use.

Principal Contractor is to install a new electrical optic / monitoring system which must be tested to ensure compliance with current electricity at work regulations BS 7671.

De-mobilise site and clear all surplus project materials and plant, with the disposal of excess project materials to appropriate licensed and registered dumps

Principal Contractor is to supply the NLB Project Engineer with 'as-built' information for incorporation within NLB Operational and Maintenance documentation, which includes the Health and Safety file in line with current CDM Regulations.

******IMPORTANT NOTE******* SITE VISIT ON 15 AUGUST 2024 - PLEASE ADVISE ATTENDANCE BY 14 AUGUST 2024

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