Old Exeter Road, Kingsteignton
Posted by Sarah Cole on May 10, 2011 in Civil Engineering
They briefly comprise of the widening of just under 1km of existing carriageway, construction of a new traffic signal controlled T-junction, 150m of new carriageway, and junction improvements to an existing roundabout to change into a 4 way signal controlled junction with dedicated filter lanes.
The above works have involved:
- A new positive drainage system made up of conventional gullies and carrier drainage and a shallow combined kerb drain system used to avoid the existing High Pressure Gas main running the entire...
Haldon Chalets Improvements
Posted by Sarah Cole on May 10, 2011 in Civil Engineering
All the works were carried out within a SSSI.
A specialist was employed on the site for three months during the construction process to provide ecological supervision relating to protected species including reptiles, badgers and breeding birds.
In addition the existing soil had to be screened to remove any large stones and chalk and re-used to form the new embankments. This approach was required, as opposed to improving material,...
SWH wins health and safety award
Posted by Sarah Cole on April 13, 2011 in Awards

SWH is delighted to announce it has been awarded a RoSPA Gold award
South West Highways is pleased to announce it has won a Gold award in the prestigious RoSPA Occupational Health and Safety Awards 2011. A great achievement, the company has reached Gold status for the last four years.
Tim Pegler, SWH's Safety, Health, Environment and Quality Manager comments: "We are delighted to receive this award again. It confirms our continuing commitment to health and safety."