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25.09.2024
To make sure its new Viraskolan School was not exposed to moisture damage during construction, the municipality of Upplands Väsby, Sweden mandated the use of comprehensive weather protection. The L- shape of the building made this technically challenging, but ABAB found an efficient and safe solution by using 3D BIM modelling.
05.09.2023
Since 2014, Telinekataja has been a contract partner for the maintenance of the Stora Enso Oulu Mill. – Good foresight and accurate scheduling play a key role in everyday life, during shutdowns and in investments. In addition to trust, we also need resources, says maintenance manager Tuomo Salmela.
06.09.2022
When the SSAB plant in Raahe entered into agreement with Telinekataja in early 2021, safety was the priority theme for negotiations. “Going home healthy. This is the most important goal for everyone working at SSAB. Together we take responsibility for interruptions, servicing, and occupational safety”, summarises SSAB’s Raahe plant’s Maintenance Manager Aki Karppinen.
09.09.2021
At Outokumpu’s Tornio operations in early autumn 2021, COVID-19 safety during major annual maintenance shutdowns was ensured by, for instance, a bubble model. The employees of their own and subcontractors divided into smaller groups remained in their own bubbles even during breaks.
09.09.2021
In the snowy frosty winter of 2021, the conditions at YIT’s North Tapiola Unified School site in Espoo are like summer: calm, dry and warm. Water roofing, thermal insulation and façade masonry work is carried out according to the Kuivaketju10 model (Dry Chain10), protected from weather.
06.09.2021
Through the Oulu–Kemi project, Telinekataja has a total of eight bridge sites on Highway 4, two of which have been contracted by Destia. Insulation and sealing has to be done under weather protection. The need for weather protection depends on the size and conditions of the project. The area to be protected in the Allikko bridge project was 123 metres long and 10 metres wide. “The weather conditions and the flooded Kiiminkijoki river brought on their own added challenges,” says Tuomas Puolimatka, Site Manager at Destia.
09.09.2020
“Challenging, interesting, inspiring to develop new and requiring reaction speed.” This is how Skanska and Telinekataja describe the central construction site in the Turku Toriparkki parking lot, which is being watched relentlessly by both the provincial media and passing Turku residents.