Graham Construction has completed a ‘mega’ concrete pour to create a new storey at a new radioactive waste store at Dounreay in the Highlands of Scotland.
Work on the facility restarted after the first covid-19 lockdown in June this year, with a 60-strong team working in a covid-secure manner to pour 1,500 tonnes of concrete.
Last week, Graham undertook the biggest concrete pour of the project so far, working for nine hours to lay the floor slab in the crane maintenance bay (CMB) on the first floor of the building. A total of 27 lorries delivered 425 tonnes of concrete. An overnight shift completed the job in the early hours of the morning.
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