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Security
Construction site security is critical for protecting assets, ensuring safety, and maintaining project timelines.
Unsecured sites are vulnerable to theft, vandalism, and unauthorised access, which can lead to costly delays, equipment loss, and safety hazards.
Effective security measures—such as perimeter fencing, controlled access points, surveillance systems, and regular patrols—not only safeguard materials and machinery but also help meet insurance and regulatory requirements.
Moreover, a secure site promotes a safer working environment for personnel and demonstrates a professional commitment to risk management and community responsibility.
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Site Management
Construction site management is essential for ensuring that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and to specification.
Effective site management coordinates labour, materials, equipment, and timelines to minimise delays and control costs. It also enforces health and safety standards, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
Strong site management fosters clear communication among stakeholders, maintains quality control, and helps resolve issues proactively.
Ultimately, it safeguards the integrity of the build, protects the workforce, and supports successful project outcomes.
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Landscaping
PRS delivers a comprehensive range of land management services tailored to the needs of solar farm developments and environmentally sensitive sites.
We are fully equipped to procure and install the specified tree and shrub species in accordance with your Environmental Management Plan.
Recognising that optimal planting periods vary among species due to ecological and seasonal factors, we remain flexible in accommodating these timelines to ensure compliance and best practice.
To maintain site efficiency, our Grass Management Plan addresses overgrown vegetation that can reduce energy output, keeping your installation clear and performing at its peak.
Following construction, we restore areas left bare by compaction, removed compounds, or internal tracks, using topsoil, harrowing, and reseeding to re-establish thriving meadows and support local biodiversity.
Where terrain has been left uneven or rut-filled, our skilled team applies harrowing, levelling, and grading techniques to return the land to a stable and workable condition, ready for its next phase of use.
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GPS Setting Out
GPS setting out on solar farms refers to the process of using Global Positioning System (GPS) technology (often in conjunction with GNSS – Global Navigation Satellite System) to accurately position and mark locations for the installation of solar farm infrastructure — such as solar panel arrays, piles, cable trenches, access roads, and substations.
Using the latest Leica Geosystems equipment and specifically trained staff, we accurately plot all required positions with extreme accuracy.
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Pull-Out Tests
Pull-out tests on solar farms are a key geotechnical investigation used to determine how well the pile foundations (or ground anchors) that support the solar panel structures will perform under load.
They help engineers confirm that the soil on site can provide enough resistance to hold the solar mounting system firmly in place — especially against wind uplift, sliding, and overturning forces.
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CBR Testing
CBR tests (California Bearing Ratio tests) on solar farms are geotechnical tests used to assess the strength and load-bearing capacity of the soil, particularly for areas where access roads, internal tracks, inverter pads, and foundations will be constructed.
The results are critical for designing stable haul roads, crane pads, and equipment foundations, ensuring the ground can safely support vehicles, solar arrays, and maintenance loads.
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Panel Mapping
Panel mapping on solar farms is a critical planning and operational process.
It involves creating a detailed record of the exact location, orientation, and identification of every solar panel in the farm.
This is essential for design, construction, monitoring, and maintenance.
