Primary Recommendation

Premier Technical Services - Unprecedented demand for fire solutions

April 2018

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Skyscrapers, once almost exclusively a product of North America, are spreading across the globe at an ever-increasing rate. Driven by population growth, the number of high rise office blocks and residential towers in London is at a record, attracting opprobrium and being accused of assaulting the eyes and destroying the historic skylines. These tall buildings are a strong source of growth for Premier Technical Services (PTSG), whose speciality is in designing and maintaining permanently-fitted cradles and fall arrest systems so that workers can safely carry out high level maintenance activities. Other parts of the group design and test lightening protection systems on tall buildings; carry out high rise cleaning and repairs; ...

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