APS invests in low carbon equipment
Danaher & Walsh APS has continued its investment in state-of-the-art trenchless pipeline repair technology with the purchase of environmentally-friendly new equipment.
APS has acquired a further IMS Micro Automatic Plus robotic cutter. This sophisticated, remote-control cutting robot allows complex repairs to be undertaken to damaged pipelines without requiring excavation.
Additionally, Danaher & Walsh APS has recently purchased a next generation high-pressure jetter. The Andy Guest 3 Series petrol powered jetter is quieter, lighter and more fuel-efficient than previous diesel powered models, and meets Stage V emissions regulations.
The new generation jetter will help towards lowering the firm's carbon footprint. Danaher & Walsh is a CEMARS accredited organisation. CEMARS (Certified Emissions Measurement And Reduction Scheme) is the globally recognised standard for carbon emission measurement and reduction and is accredited to ISO 14064-1.
Speaking about the new equipment, Danaher & Walsh's SHEQ Manager Sue Southam said: "As a company we’re committed to reducing our CO² footprint and a current challenge is to achieve CEMARS Gold standard. This latest generation technology will help us towards this goal."
John Rose of Ant Hire Solutions hands over the new IMS Micro Automatic Plus to SHEQ Manager Sue Southam
A new generation Andy Guest 3 Series petrol powered jetter installed in one of Danaher & Walsh APS' response vehicles