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12/06/2023
Ainscough Crane Hire Completes Its Work On New Everton Stadium
Ainscough Crane Hire has removed its cranes after completing its work on Everton's new stadium.
The move acts as another milestone for construction at the Bramley Moore Dock site which is due to be ready for the 2024-25 football season.
Ainscough had provided a 450te Liebherr crane to the stadium's main contractor Laing O'Rourke, in addition to four tower cranes. These cranes were used to help with the steel and pre-cast concrete installation, creating the structural framework for the stadium to be built around.
Commenting on their contribution, Bob Beardmore, Heavy Cranes Technical Manager said: "Seeing the impact of what the new stadium will do for the region, the local economy and the supporters has been inspirational. It's an immense privilege to contribute to a project that is at the forefront of UK regeneration, and nonetheless, in our own back garden.
"As the largest single-site private project in the country, I'm so proud of the contribution of the team. As an Evertonian, to see how the work on Liverpool’s waterfront continues to improve the prospects of the region is brilliant. Bramley-Moore will no doubt be a fantastic stadium, I'm looking forward to visiting in a different uniform."
The move acts as another milestone for construction at the Bramley Moore Dock site which is due to be ready for the 2024-25 football season.
Ainscough had provided a 450te Liebherr crane to the stadium's main contractor Laing O'Rourke, in addition to four tower cranes. These cranes were used to help with the steel and pre-cast concrete installation, creating the structural framework for the stadium to be built around.
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Commenting on their contribution, Bob Beardmore, Heavy Cranes Technical Manager said: "Seeing the impact of what the new stadium will do for the region, the local economy and the supporters has been inspirational. It's an immense privilege to contribute to a project that is at the forefront of UK regeneration, and nonetheless, in our own back garden.
"As the largest single-site private project in the country, I'm so proud of the contribution of the team. As an Evertonian, to see how the work on Liverpool’s waterfront continues to improve the prospects of the region is brilliant. Bramley-Moore will no doubt be a fantastic stadium, I'm looking forward to visiting in a different uniform."
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