Brogan Group has been awarded a new data centre project in Illinois, USA, adding to its growing portfolio of data centre developments in both the US and Europe.
Brogan will provide a number of MBC 50 hoists as part of the access package for the project. Measuring approximately 8m x 3.2m, these machines are the largest hoists in the company's fleet, offering a lifting capacity of up to 3.8 tonnes. This makes them particularly useful for the heavy lifting required during large equipment fit-outs.
This access solution is ideally suited to data centre and distribution centre developments, enabling the safe and efficient transportation of heavy plant, equipment and materials commonly required on large-scale projects.
With extensive experience in delivering bespoke access solutions, Brogan Group tailors its services to the specific requirements of each project. The company has become a trusted access partner for the specialist lifting and handling requirements involved in data centre and distribution centre construction and fit-out. This is supported by Brogan’s specialist access knowledge and ability to supply large numbers of MBC 50 hoists, alongside a range of other hoist types, and bespoke Atlas Gantry systems designed to suit the building’s installation and loading needs where required.
Brogan Group's proprietary Atlas Loading Gantry™ can be incorporated alongside hoist solutions as part of an access package where it provides programme, time or cost benefits. This combined system facilitates the safe loading and ‘end-on’ installation of large, fragile and high-value specialist equipment, usually integral to data centres and sometimes required for distribution centres. It also supports the controlled movement of materials throughout construction, helping to maximise productivity while maintaining high safety standards.
Brogan Group is currently providing access solutions to numerous data centre and distribution centre developments across the USA and Europe, in addition to other large-scale commercial, residential and energy projects throughout the United Kingdom, Ireland, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.