Mincon International Ltd, Shannon
Description
Client Mincon International Ltd
Service Type Refurbishments
Summary
Project Description
Our company was contracted by Mincon International – one of the world’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of mining equipment – to carry out work at their headquarters in Smithstown, Shannon. The project included an upgrade of the reception, administration area, offices, canteen, toilets, meeting rooms, car park and external façade. Due to the extremely busy nature of the factory, all works had to be either phased or carried out in live environments – so that production would not be interrupted in any way. Work included in the project was
- Demolition of existing partitions
- Alterations to existing structures, including floors, walls, ceilings and roofs
- Alterations to mechanical and electrical services
- Construction of new partitions
- Installation of new IT, access control and fire alarm as well as mechanical and electrical services
- Installation of new joinery, screens, windows and curtain walling
- Installation of new ceilings
- Floor finishes, painting, fitted furniture, sanitary ware, joinery, ironmongery and signage
- Construction of new porches to include foundations, structural steel curtain walling and cladding
- Installation of structural steel and cladding façade
- Construction of new car park, footpaths, paving, retaining walls, landscaping, macadam surfacing, line marking
- Construction of new drainage system
- Installation of new site services eg. ESB
Testimonial
"M Fitzgibbon Contractors was appointed as contractor and PSCS in respect of Mincon. The works consisted of extensions, alterations and refurbishment of existing and new building as well as associated site development works in a live environment. The company produced good workmanship and adhered to its programme. We were consulted on all matters and the works to this project did not interfere in any way with day-to-day running of production."Recent News
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