TMS Maritime are showcasing at this years Working in the Wet ICE conference at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. For those of you who cannot make it have a look at our video to see an insight into our capabilities.

 

 

Our next exhibition will be at Sea Works in Southampton, we hope to see you all there.

TMS will be exhibiting at the Flood & Coast exhibition again this year.

We will be there from 20th – 22nd March, so come & see us.

TMS Divers were tasked with the under water demolition of the lock gate concrete stop block in King Point Marina, Plymouth.  Using Hydraulic core drills, the cardox system and prothermic underwater cutting tools, the divers were able to separate the block from its fixings and remove it safely to the surface

TMS are working with Morgan Sindall on the Saundersfoot storm outfall pipe line.

The existing pipe line had deteriorated and needed replacing. The new design is based on a combination of solutions with a new 355mm plastic pipe being installed with concrete collars to weight the pipe down as well as concrete mattresses, see photos below of our progress so far.

TMS were Contracted by Dyer & Butler to help assemble & build two bridge bases either side of the M5 to allow a cycle bridge to be installed on top.

This had to be completed quickly due to the road closure, TMS erected the steel and form work before pouring C50 concrete.

 

TMS have completed wall repair works at various sites around Torpoint, this is the repair work we completed at Cremyll

The Works at Teignmouth Car Park improving the Sea Defence has now been completed, take a look at our video 

TMS are pleased to inform you all we are now Approved Installers of Platipus Earth Anchoring Systems.

The Anchoring System is used for stabilisation. The stabilisation is achieved by driving various sized anchors depending on the ground end outcomes etc. These Anchors can be used across a wide range of different situations including, retaining walls, slope stabilisation, bridge repair, pipelines, guyed structures, erosion control, & many others.

 

TMS were contracted by First Hydro at Dinorwig Power Station, to remove river bed material that has built up over the years into the purpose built 2km long diversion tunnel. The tunnel was constructed to divert the Nant Peris River which keeps the reservoir levels at a minimum this enables the power station to generate electricity.

TMS  brought in floating plant and machines with specialist confined space equipment to remove the gravel that has been entering the diversion tunnel in flood conditions.