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Having recently been asked to support a player from the London City Lionesses squad, Embassy Concrete Pumping Ltd are delighted to announce their sponsorship of the Lionesses’ midfielder Rebecca Dunning. Founded in 2019, the Lionesses are the first independent professional team in London; competing in the FA Women’s Championship — the second tier of women’s […]
Schwing Stetter have recently brought to market a brand-new line pump: It’s a towable trailer pump that has the tried and tested Schwing rock Valve system; albeit a smaller version. The rock Valve system dramatically reduces the amount of maintenance needed for a small trailer pump. Additionally, it possesses the benefit of ease when needing […]
A Concrete Pump Operator is a skilled plant operator typically working on both commercial construction and private self-build sites. Concrete Pump Operators typically go to one or occasionally even two different job sites per day, with their duties including controlling the operation of the pump and the output of concrete by directing the boom. They […]
Embassy Concrete Pumping Ltd were recently tasked with pumping some concrete foundations at the back of a property in Oxted, Surrey. Although the customer had good access at the front of their property, they were very clear that they didn’t want to be pulling concrete hoses along the ground. Due to the foundations having steps […]
Embassy Concrete Pumping have just renewed our FORS Bronze accreditation for another year, demonstrating our ongoing commitment to running a fully-compliant concrete pump fleet. In the words of FORS themselves: The FORS standard defines four basic requirements that a fleet operator of lorries or buses must meet if they wish to become FORS accredited. The […]
This article has been produced to help contractors/builders decide what type of concrete pump will best suit their project needs. There are quite a few considerations to take into account when ordering a concrete pump these include: Concrete amount Site access Where the concrete needs to get too Obstacles and hazards (trees & overhead cables) […]
