VEHICLES


Toureen goes ‘top spec’ with new Boughton-equipped Scania


SPECIALIST construction services group Toureen has taken delivery of the latest addition to its growing plant and vehicle fleet ‒ a Scania XT410 8×4 rigid with Boughton CM hook loader equipment.


The vehicle has been carefully specified to a very high standard and will operate between the company’s base in Watford and some of its most complex project sites such as Churchill’s iconic Old War Office Building in Westminster during its renovation.


Toureen’s Transport Manager, Mark Weller, who has over 20 years’ experience in the construction and transport industry and holds the firm’s O-licence, said: “Coming from a driving background and


having many years’ knowledge


of the Scania product, it was only right that Toureen Group’s founder, Denis Nolan,


was made aware of the Scania brand, it’s reliability and operating benefits.


“As Toureen has significantly grown its fleet over the years, I have encouraged the group to invest in the Scania product and this latest purchase, with the Boughton hook loader gear, is a cracking combination.”


Toureen has been solving complex construction problems for a diverse range of clients for over 27 years. Its team of experts combines experience and technical knowledge to deliver the most effective solutions for some of the most specialist, complex and large scale projects. It has been running its plant movements operation from its Watford base since 2010.


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