Vacuum Excavation

Vacuum excavation is commonly used for safe excavation around buried services, it's a non-invasive form of excavation; meaning no contact with services in the ground. McFen run a fleet of dry suction excavators to extract the material and service our client's excavation needs safely.

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What are the benefits of using vacuum excavation?

Vacuum excavation is one of the safest and most efficient methods of excavating around buried services. This is due to vacuum excavation being non invasive meaning that likelihood of hitting a live service is significantly reduced.
What competencies do suction excavation operators hold?

McFen's operators undergo extensive operator training prior to operating suction excavators on behalf of our clients. The competencies they hold are: - CPCS A78 Vacuum Excavtor - Fully Power Arm - EUSR Suction & Vacuum Operator Training - EUSR SHEA Gas - EUSR SHEA Water - EUSR National Water Hygiene - SkillGuard - Thames Water Passport
What is suction excavation?

Suction excavation is a method of removing debris or material from an area. The vacuum excavator creates a high volume of air using the onboard twin or triple fans, this is then used to extract the material which is stored within the container mounted to the rear of the vacuum excavator.