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Photos, processes and greetings from NCPL sites, posted every month. Real work, from live sites.
Drone view of an ongoing industrial plant: columns, beams and slabs progressing bay by bay.
Surveying is important at site to accurately establish the position, levels, and dimensions of structures as per the approved drawings.
Planned night shifts with full site lighting keep fast-track work on schedule.
Engage. Educate. Empower. People to enhance safety — our theme for National Safety Week across all NCPL sites.
NCPL team members and a client team met for a friendly evening match.
Footing excavation and PCC set out to survey on a new textile plant, checked by drone.
Welding only with an extinguisher, fire bucket and screened work area alongside.
Bucket placement into column forms, with vibrators and a supervisor at every pour.
Reinforcement is cut and bent on machines to the approved bar bending schedule.
Full-body harnesses anchored to the scaffold for all work at height.
Site engineers brief the crew on the day’s hazards, method and PPE before work begins.
Cubes cure in an on-site tank until they go for testing.
Every cube is marked with date, grade and location so results trace back to the pour.
Test cubes are cast from each pour for 7- and 28-day strength tests.
Fresh concrete from every transit mixer is slump-tested at the gate. Each load is checked against the specified workability.