Design Guidance
Consulting Engineers
R. C. Cutting provide lightning protection for existing buildings as well as new build projects. It is the combination of experience and industry knowledge that allows our designers and onsite workers to interact on a wide variety of projects from historical buildings, high rise and commercial. The current British Standard is BSEN62305:2006, which requires a detailed Risk Assessment to determine the correct level of protection necessary. To define the lightning protection for your project based on BS6651:1999, complete the basic questionnaire attached and a result will be displayed that would show whether Lightning Protection would have been required - if yes, it is highly likely that this will be required under the newer standard . Our designers are also available by phone or email to answer any of your questions or concerns. If you would like us to conduct a Risk Assessment to BSEN62305 - please contact our designers accordingly.
Online Risk Assessment for your project
Architects
R. C. Cutting understands the interaction between
a lightning protection system and the overall
presentation of the building.
That is why R C Cutting was the preferred
supplier to designers of such projects as
the Millennium Dome and the new
Wembley National Stadium.
We offer advice on the use of structure as
part of the earthing process as well as
(W.J. Furse) coloured fittings to blend into
the overall look.
Online Design Advice for Integrating Lightning Protection into your Design
Reach for the sky.
Catenary mast protection system to sensitive project in Bedfordshire
March 23rd 2010
Light at the end of the tunnel.
Cuttings are proud to announce having secured significant works at the A1M Hatfield Tunnel refurbishment project.
March 19th 2010
Health & Safety Hierarchy
IOSH Health & Safety training obtained by Cuttings management
February 24th 2010
Cuttings achieve Achilles accreditation
Cuttings obtain Achilles accreditation - certificate available for download in the website Downloads section.
December 23rd 2009

