Containment applied to the sectors that cannot afford exposure

Construction

On building projects the enclosure is usually protecting program. Once a structure is closed in, internal and finishing trades can keep working through weather that would otherwise send them home.

• Full building encapsulation
• Weather protection
• Temporary work zones
• Exposed structure protection
• Trade continuity systems

Rail infrastructure

Rail work brings restricted possessions, tight access, live infrastructure and limited windows to get the job done. Containment has to go up and come down around the sequence rather than dictating it.

• Shaft encapsulation
• Temporary weather protection
• Infrastructure maintenance containment
• Protection of exposed work zones

Bridges and civil infrastructure

Bridge maintenance frequently involves removing old coatings, often lead based, above waterways, roads or rail. Containment is what keeps the debris in the work zone and out of the surrounding environment.

• Lead paint containment
• Blasting and coating enclosures
• Weather protection
• Complex structural wrapping

Ports and bulk materials

Port and bulk handling assets are usually operational while the work happens. Containment separates the maintenance activity from live product movement and from the surrounding site.

• Coal handling environments
• Conveyor and equipment protection
• Industrial maintenance containment
• Asset protection

Mining and industrial facilities

Shutdown windows are fixed and expensive. Enclosures that let the work proceed regardless of conditions, and that protect equipment while it is opened up, are worth more than the film they are made from.

• Shutdown protection
• Plant and equipment wrapping
• Maintenance enclosures
• Dust and debris separation

Remediation and industrial coatings

Remediation and coatings contractors need a containment installer who understands how the enclosure will actually be used, where the access points need to be and how the work sequence runs.

• Containment for lead related works
• Blasting containment
• Coating work zones
• Debris separation
• Environmental control support

Defence and sensitive infrastructure

Controlled sites require a contractor who follows site access requirements, keeps confidential information confidential and works without drawing attention to the site or the activity.

• Controlled work environments
• Discreet project delivery
• Asset protection
• Compliance with site access and confidentiality requirements

Water and utilities

Water treatment and utility infrastructure works often involve confined assets, coating renewal and weather sensitive activities where separation and temporary protection are required, usually while the facility keeps operating.

SESA's founder has delivered containment and encapsulation works at a water treatment facility in Queensland, forming temporary protection around plant and pipework within an operating treatment environment.

• Temporary protection of plant and pipework
• Enclosures formed around existing services
• Containment for coating and recoating activities
• Weather protection for exposed works
• Work within operating treatment facilities