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Safespan essentially brings bridge
projects to the ground, allowing numerous spans to be accessed
simultaneously. This feature permits multiple trade crews to work
concurrently, resulting in significant labor and cost
savings. |
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Our system designs are flexible. We
use various methods to connect the platform to the structure,
depending on the bridge's configuration, that allow you to adjust
the platform's height for your desired working clearance. Our
experience enables us to employ innovative methods to solve the
limited traffic under-clearance constraints unique to your
project. |
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150,000
square feet of the Platform System was put up on the Benjamin
Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia. The system was installed from
anchorage to anchorage. The contractor completed the project ahead of
schedule.
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We employ reusable components, custom
designed by Safespan's experienced in-house structural engineering
staff to meet individual project requirements. Everything you need
is included in the project package. Platform installation,
redeployment and removal proceed quickly with minimal traffic
disruption. |
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Safespan's patented cable-suspended
platform provides a stable working surface. The platform is
supported on cables fastened in equal intervals to the bridge's
structural members. Then, steel decking specially configured for
your project's scope and weight requirements is attached to the
cables, using Safespan's custom-fabricated fasteners. The result is
the most stable working area known in the industry. |
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Safespan's decking provides secure
shielding, supporting loads up to 200 psf
(976.4kg/m2). It completely shields the area under your
project from demolition debris and other hazards. |
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Side tarps & Side walls create a full enclosure.
This arrangement not only contains dust and debris to meet
environmental regulations, but also protects your crews and
equipment from inclement weather, allowing work to continue in
otherwise adverse conditions. It enables maximum air flow for
ventilation, heating and cooling. |
