
Descent into the pit
Nayland Scaffold Limited of Nelson were engaged by Solid Energy New Zealand Ltd to build a scaffold for the construction of the new de-cant pipes into the Mangatini sump at Stockton Mine, Westport.
Platform stairs
The Layher Allround Scaffolding System and aluminium platform stairs were used for the project which required the gear to be lowered into the pit and then built up.
Two days
“Three men over two days worked on the project which required a great deal of gear,” commented Jonny Benbow of Nayland Scaffold.
Speed and access
“On site difficulties such as deteriorating weather conditions, which can happen very quickly, were overcome by the speed and ease of the Layher stair access into and out of the pit” he said.
Thanks to Jonny Benbow of Nayland Scaffold Limited for the use of these photos.
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Jonny Benbow
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Components
Layher Allround Scaffolding, Layher Platform Stairs
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construction of new de-cant pipes into the Mangatini sump at Stockton Mine, Westport
Comments
deteriorating weather conditions were overcome by the speed and ease of the Layher stair access into and out of the pit
Jonny Benbow

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