Ductwork Installers – Project Management

With our larger projects exceeding £1m in size, the Project Management of each contract has to be right.

The project starts with the Project Manager drafting the overall timings and requirements. These plans are discussed with the client to ensure overall agreement and comparability. The purchase and manufacture of materials is then planned and a Site Manager is appointed to take overall responsibility of the project and the day-to-day liaising with the client.

Our Site Managers are all highly experienced ductwork installers. We believe in promoting people who understand all aspects of the job, so all our managers have spent time erecting, rather than just instructing others!

Experienced Ductwork Installers

We take a pragmatic approach to the sometimes-complex activity of ductwork erection.

Each project comes with its own particular problems and characteristics and we apply our experience in installing over a thousand other projects over the years to each one.

The ductwork installers we use have all had many years of experience in the business and all our site and management staff have CSCS Skill cards recognised by the Main Construction Group. We believe strongly in best industry practices, so we strictly adhere to the rules of Health and Safety and other general principals.

Commissioning and Testing

For the client, of course, the ductwork is only part of a major job, so Phoenix uses both in-house and third party consultants to ensure the system works to highest standards and carried out to your requirements.

Sign Off

As far as we are concerned the job is only finished when the clients signs off the project. We are happy to discuss all aspects of the installation and operation of the system until the contractor is entirely happy with the work carried out by our ductwork installers.

Maintenance and Support

Looking after the system once it is operational is also part of our long-term commitment to the project. We are delighted to incorporate regular visits and ‘health checks’ to ensure the long life of the system.