Full on site practical training is necessary to make the installation work easier for the labor installing and people monitoring the works.
We offer practical training to personnel on-site to help local, skilled, or unskilled communities participate in infrastructure development projects, even when experienced construction skills are not available nearby. We empower the local community with practical on-site gabion construction skills, thus helping achieve higher production rates with better quality workmanship on gabion installations. We advise the minimum training period of 1 week or 5 working days; a toolset is also available for installing gabions.
As with any construction work, quality design and materials should be used with the correct control and management; however, we often find that the worker knowledge and experience is often not considered, leading to poor quality installations and even failures on sites. We always recommend the use of people having the relevant experience in gabion erection and packing; on-site training is vitally important to ensure that site workers have the necessary skills to perform work well and to a high standard. We are on standby to ensure you have good site trainers who can perform this task at short notice; please contact us for further information and pricing.
Enjoy efficiently neat installations of your gabion materials with our advanced tool sets.
These tools have been specifically chosen to ensure the shortest possible installation time.
These tools also ensure that the quality of the installation is of the highest standard.
The tool sets consists of the following items to assist you in installing the gabion materials, it is not however a prerequisite to have these tools, however, they do aid in achieving better results:
Proper geotextile installation is critical to the longevity of any gabion structure, ensuring correct filtration and preventing soil migration behind the baskets. The OLFA 45-C Rolling Scissors, featured in our Gabion Installation Toolset, serves as the dedicated geotextile cutter. Unlike standard utility knives that can snag or tear woven fabrics, this tool uses a rotary blade and a flat bottom to deliver controlled, precise cuts without damaging the surface underneath. Its smooth, lightweight handle makes it comfortable to use over long shifts, making quick work of cutting landscaping mesh, foundation membranes, and geotextile rolls on site.
