HAKI launch second industry focused eBook

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HAKI publish new eBook on Innovative access solutions for infrastructure projects.

System scaffolding manufacturer HAKI has launched the second in a series of industry-focused eBooks in a bid to help contractors understand how HAKI’s systems can safely overcome common challenges faced in specific project environments.

The new eBook concentrates on tempory access solutions for infrastructure projects and comes after the successful launch of its offshore publication that was launched in February 2019.

The latest eBook is loaded with useful facts, videos, and project case studies; demonstrating how HAKI works with customers to bring new levels of safety and productivity to the sector. 

Focusing on three main areas, the eBook addresses common challenges faced in the infrastructure industry: 

  • Safe access and egress for excavations and bridge maintenance
  • Reducing risk to public safety
  • Minimizing possession time and project programmes

Finally, the eBook addresses how sites can be reopened to the public quickly, by working with HAKI.

You can read the eBook here.

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