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would l ike to thank the fol lowing sponsors: Groundhog GP360 BUILT BY EXPERTS


to suit your specific requirements


Compact, Efficient & Incredibly Strong


The single axle GP360 Welfare Unit is a lightweight towable unit that meets HSE requirements and provides all your on-site needs in one small package.


The industries favourite for over 30 years.


Pickerings Welfare Units come with additional features including:  Fully Galvanised Chassis  Hot Hand Wash in Toilet Area  Auto Start Generator  Lifting Eyes


GenQuip are proud to be associated with Pickerings Plant Ltd tel +44 (0)1639 823484 e-mail sales@genquip.co.uk www.genquip.co.uk


www.NEWSPACE.co.uk Manufacturer of secure modular and portable accommodation


Tel: 01594 839243 Fax: 01594 839072 info@newspace.co.uk


Newspace is one of the UK’s largest manufacturers of Modular Buildings and Anti Vandal accommodation units. Products range from building regulation compliant modular buildings to stand alone steel storage containers, open plan offices, mess facilities, drying rooms, toilets and welfare facilities are just a small example of products available and are manufactured to the clients specific instructions. Newspace prides itself in designing and supplying portable buildings to meet the requirements of a wide range of markets that include: education, leisure, construction sites, military, local government and residential to name a few. Our experienced team of professionals is able to offer excellent advice and assistance from the initial design stage right the way through planning applications and installation, guaranteeing seamless results every time.


www.pickeringsplant.co.uk


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