September 2024
Uckfield, East Sussex
Introduction
John Steele Construction is a reputable provider of high-quality construction and engineering solutions, specialising in delivering efficient and sustainable projects. To ensure their workforce had access to modern welfare facilities, they sought an environmentally friendly solution that aligned with their sustainability goals while improving on-site comfort.
The Requirement
John Steele Construction required an on-site welfare unit that would provide essential amenities for their team while minimising environmental impact and reducing operational costs. Their goal was to move away from traditional diesel-powered welfare solutions and adopt a more sustainable approach.
The Solution
To meet these needs, John Steele Construction partnered with ecowelfare to install a 24ft fully solar-powered welfare unit. This unit featured a canteen for meal breaks, an office space for administrative tasks and two toilets to support hygiene and convenience for the team. By utilising solar power, the unit eliminated fuel costs and significantly reduced carbon emissions while ensuring a comfortable and efficient workspace.
The Conclusion
- Zero fuel costs – Fully solar-powered, eliminating reliance on diesel.
- Over 114 litres of fuel saved – Reducing operational expenses and environmental impact.
- More than 363kg of CO2 emissions avoided – Supporting John Steele Construction’s commitment to sustainability.
- Improved workforce welfare – Providing comfortable, well-equipped spaces tailored to site needs.
