Frank Owens Contractors: Dirt and your Safety

Looking for someone to do a dirty work? 

No. It is not what you’re thinking.  We are talking about real dirt here.

When we were kids, we used to play a lot outdoors with other kids in the neighborhood. Running and playing with the sand and soil either to create a castle or small slopes from which to roll up and down toy cars and trucks. We grow old but our interest with this kind of childhood activity remains -- as an excellent source of living.

Frank Owens Contractors now in Tokyo, Japan has been in the industry for more than twenty years providing groundworks, plant hire and other utility contracting services across Northern and Southern Ireland. Their dedicated engineers probably got their first training from building tiny structures using sand or soil with other scraps in the backyard on their childhood. But when it involves real groundwork or civil works projects, one needs the proper technical training and excellent planning and management skills to excel in the business. The thorough specifications and criteria of engineering and the construction industry mean that an organization must have the knowledge and the expertise to meet the technical and financial goals of project owners.

Groundworks are usually the first stage of any construction job. Frank Owens makes sure that they have the right kind of machinery required in every project. They carefully think what tasks needs to be performed, what tools or machinery is suitable for each stage in the process and how, when and where it will be used. They plan ahead to ensure that the correct equipment or machinery for the work is available. The team of Frank Owens knows both how to make the most use of the construction equipment and how to use that equipment to complete the job in the quickest and most cost effective way.

Safety means choosing the right equipment for the right job. Frank Owens strives to meet the utility services needs of their clients with their long expertise and trained approach in groundwork contracting.