The contract demanded the replacement of covers of two reservoirs in Jamaica with a galvanised structural steel frame and concrete roof slab - total tonnage 150te with 3310m2 permanent shuttering. The steelwork and decking were by container - loaded at Caunton's Moorgreen Works - see photo - and erection by local labour.

During the bidding process for the 2022 World Cup, Qatar promised advanced air-conditioning technology that would cool stadiums, training pitches and fan zones to 23C. A 500-seater prototype stadium, called the Qatar Showcase, designed by the British architect-engineers Arup Associates, was built to demonstrate how the system might work.

This support structure is one of Caunton’s more international projects – for the Total managed Ofon Oil Field in Nigeria. The company was working for some time on this order from Cullum for the Support Structure for a Rolls-Royce manufactured Combustion Intake and Exhaust. The project has involved all departments of Caunton at various times which included a works applied four coat paint system. In...

Caunton Engineering, has recently completed a significant structural steel project in Gibraltar for JV Fitzpatrick Contractors and Rotary. The project involved the conversion of a major concrete framed office block, built originally for a local telecoms corporation, into a quality hospital building which will form an extension to the Gibraltar General Hospital. The site is within Gibraltar's vital...

Caunton manufactured 80% of the roof trusses for Watson on this contract.