SKANSKA VÄXJÖ STATION
Skanska build the new Växjö station and municipality house, and utilized SiteCover for eliminating weather impact and securing optimum health and safety environment at the construction site.
Projects
Sitecover has contributed with indoor construction facilities for more than 20 projects in Denmark, Sweden, Germany and UK since 2015
NOVO NORDISK
ORAL DP LAUNCH PLANT IN MÅLEV, DENMARK
With Novo Nordisk ambitions to develop and deliver medicine to defeat diabetes and other serious chronic diseases, time is at the utmost importance. By covering the entire construction site from day 1, all risk imposed by weather was eliminated, and site management was able to fully focus on the challenging task of building the Novo Nordisk Oral DP plant.
ELLEBO GARDEN ROOMS
BALLERUP, DENMARK
When KAB (a Copenhagen non-profit public housing authority) hired Ramboll to plan a complete renovation of the housing area “Ellebo”, Ramboll advised KAB to prescribe a SiteCover solution already in the tender material. Keeping water out of the existing flats, as new flats were added on the roof, was essential for the project to succeed.
SERNEKE, KONGAHÄLLA
SWEDEN
When Serneke in Sweden was given the task of moving 700 pallets of shop inventory and goods into the newly build shopping center, SiteCover was chosen for the job of covering the operation providing safety and peace of mind for workers.
NOVO NORDISK
F1 EXTENSION PLANT IN MÅLEV, DENMARK
With Novo Nordisk ambitions to develop and deliver medicine to defeat diabetes and other serious chronic diseases, time is at the utmost importance. By covering the entire construction site from day 1, all risk imposed by weather was eliminated, and site management was able to fully focus on the challenging task of building the plant.
NCC NØAS
For the municipality of Copenhagen, NCC Denmark is building a new primary school, expected to be handed over in 2023
Sitecover delivers a cover for the construction site, covering app. 6300 m2.
NOVO NORDISK AUDITORIUM
In order to keep up with the set time schedule, covering up the construction site was needed. Being cheaper and more than twice as fast to install than traditional solutions, SiteCover was the obvious choice
FAURHOLT HAMPEN,
PRIVATE ESTATE
With high expectations and requirements of quality and reduced risk, the privately owned estate in Faurholt is the first private estate to utilize SiteCover for protection against wind and weather while improving safety.
ED SHEERAN
WEMBLEY STADIUM, LONDON, CROKE PARK, DUBLIN
SiteCover stood tall at Wembley and Croke Park for 5 concerts with +80.000 fans, intriguing music and beautiful scenery
GLOMMEN & LINDBERG SOLLENTUNA, SWEDEN
8 Stories high wooden structure made off prefab light weight panels
Sitecover ensures dry conditions for assembly while the cranes in the roof speeds up the process
BISPEBJERG HOSPITAL, LAB-LOG BUILDING
Already in the early stages of planning a new Laboratory- and Logistics-building for Bispebjerg Hospital, Copenhagen, the client decided that the project was to be implemented under the protection of SiteCover. Hosting both research- and clinical biochemistry laboratories, unintended moisture and mold deposits in the construction were a no-go.
DANISH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
Technical University of Denmark, building 205A.
A new 6-story building for high-class laboratory for veterinary research. SiteCover supplies shelter for bad weather, and adds security to the time schedule.
BLADT INDUSTRIES
AALBORG, DENMARK
In Nov 2017, SiteCover signed a contract with Bladt Industries, to cover the production site for a substation for the Hornsea Project One Offshore Wind Farm – a DONG Energy project. SiteCovers first project in the windmill industry.
GLOMMEN & LINDBERG ENKÖPING, SWEDEN
8 Stories high wooden structure made off prefab light weight panels
Sitecover ensures dry conditions for assembly while the cranes in the roof speeds up the process
TETRAPAK
PRONSFELD, GERMANY
In June 2020, SiteCover signed a contract with Tetrapak, to cover the production for a milk powder tower for Arla. SiteCovers first project in Germany.
