A cable-stayed bridge near Inverness in the north east of Scotland is to get some steelwork modifications to improve safety for workers.
The 1.5km Kessock Bridge crosses the Beauly Firth between North Kessock and Inverness in the Scottish Highlands. Credit: Spencer Bridge Engineering
BEAR Scotland commissioned the work on Kessock Bridge to improve access to pylons, and see the installation of an integrated rescue system for workers inside the towers. At the same time, the towers will be painted and strengthened by contractor Spencer Bridge Engineering.
Spencer, which is based in Hull in north east England, previously designed and installed an underdeck gantry on Kessock Bridge.
