News - Fussey Engineering

Investing in The Future: The Fussey Apprenticeship Programme Continues to Be A Great Success

You may have seen in the press it was recently National Apprenticeship Week. It’s great to see such initiatives being promoted nationally as it does a lot to help raise awareness. But the fact is: Here at Fussey, we don’t just celebrate apprenticeships on a weekly basis… We’ve been championing apprenticeships for years. In fact, many of the team here at Fussey started out as apprentices and we are always looking to invest in the future of our company by bringing on new apprentices. Though [...]

21st February 2020

10 tons of steel and rails installed

10 tons of steel and rails installed at Wilton Road Industrial estate, Humberston to create a new spray bay and mess rooms. This project was recently finished for Chris George from CAG Developments LTD.

20th December 2019

How Fussey Engineering Is Helping Reduce Flood Risk In The Future

It’s been horrible to see so many stories of flooding in the news recently. The unprecedented rainfall we’ve seen over the past few weeks and months has been disastrous. For many communities and businesses, especially those hit the worse – in areas like Yorkshire and here in parts of Lincolnshire – it will take a long time to recover. It’s why having strong flood defence systems in place is extremely important. And it’s no wonder there are numerous projects already underway around the [...]

29th November 2019

Marine Infrastructure: Providing Support To A Booming Sector

Over recent weeks and months, we’ve noticed we’ve been working with a lot of new clients in the marine sector. It’s no wonder… Here in North Lincolnshire, the marine industry is booming, with new developments happening all the time. There’s the regeneration of the docks in Grimsby… The expansion of the docks in Immingham… And, of course, there’s the huge amount of investment in renewables happening offshore, with companies like Orsted driving the way. As our offices are based in these parts, it’s a real [...]

22nd October 2019

When It Comes To Structural Steelwork, We’ve Got You Covered On All Fronts

With any structural steelwork project, there are always many moving parts to take into account… From the initial designs… To erecting the final fabricated structure itself… There are numerous challenges and obstacles to overcome. It’s why here at Fussey Engineering we pride ourselves on offering our clients and partners the full and complete package. In fact, we’re able to provide support through every stage of a particular project… And we’re able to do so to the highest quality. Full Support From Beginning To End To give you [...]

3rd September 2019

Why It’s Critically Important To Use The Right End Connection On All Structural Steel Projects

It’s so important to be aware of any factor that might affect the load-bearing ability of a steel structure. In previous articles we’ve looked at how galvanisation can help strengthen steel… Why intumescent paint slows fire risk… And what effect edge drilling can have on steel. But something we’ve not looked at is the critical importance of connecting different pieces of steel together. It’s why we wanted to take some time today to cover the basics of what’s known as ‘end connections’. So, whether you’re [...]

3rd September 2019

The Galvanising Process And How It Helps Protect Structural Steel

What exactly does it mean to ‘galvanise’ steel? And, more importantly, why should you? Quite simply: It’s about protecting steel against corrosion. You see galvanised steel is more resistant to corrosion and rust. And when we say more resistant, we’re talking by a number of years. Decades even. This long-lasting protection is crucial, especially when it comes to structural steel. When you’re erecting warehouses, constructing factories or designing offshore platforms that must stand for decades to come… It’s important the structural steel you’re using in the construction [...]

25th March 2019

What Is Intumescent Paint And When Should You Apply It To Your Steel?

Intumescent refers to a substance that swells as a result to being exposed to heat. When heat is applied to the substance, its density will decrease and it’s volume will increase. In other words – it gets bigger. It’s the same for intumescent paint. When the paint is exposed to heat it will expand and thicken. In fact, it can swell to 50 times the original thickness of the paint. This is extremely useful in helping to protect steel structures. As the paint is exposed [...]

7th March 2019

What are the different steel grades and what do they mean?

When it comes to understanding the different types of steel available, things can get very complicated, very quickly. But don’t worry. For the vast majority of situations, you can actually keep things pretty simple. In fact, here at Fussey Engineering, we predominately use only two different types of mild steel, known as S275 and S355 – we’ll explain what those codes mean in a moment. But first, why are there so many different grades of steel? Why are there so many steel grades? There are [...]

22nd January 2019

Major Breakthrough for Northern Line Extension as Tunnelling Machines Reach Final Destination

Tunnelling work completed as boring machines break through at Kennington. Two 3.2km tunnels have been created from Battersea to Kennington, via Nine Elms. Northern Line Extension will support around 25,000 new jobs and more than 20,000 new homes. Fussey Engineers were faced with the challenge of completing the steelwork structure erection and do a hand over to the fit out team. We are proud to announce that our team lead by Karim Djerdi, Senior Engineer and Package Manager, had a special mention In [...]

21st December 2018