Case Study
Transport for Wales Walkways
Project Sector:
Rail
Services Provided:
Design, Fabrication, Site Services, Project Management
Project Duration:
6 months
Project Summary
Pro Steel Engineering was appointed to design, fabricate, and install a series of steel and GRP walkways for Transport for Wales. The works were carried out across multiple sites to improve passenger safety and station access, forming part of wider upgrades to the Welsh rail network.
The Challenge
Transport for Wales required durable, safe, and long-lasting walkways that could withstand high passenger use while meeting strict rail safety standards. The challenge was to deliver these installations across several active sites while minimising disruption to rail services and passengers.
Our Solution
Pro Steel Engineering provided a full end-to-end service, beginning with the design and engineering of bespoke walkways. We fabricated both steel and GRP elements at our South Wales facility, ensuring precision and durability. Our site services team then installed the walkways during planned rail possessions, working under strict safety protocols to minimise risk and disruption. Our project managers coordinated logistics and stakeholder communication to keep the project on track across multiple locations.
The Outcome
The new walkways were installed safely, on time, and to specification, enhancing passenger safety and station accessibility across the Welsh rail network. The project demonstrated Pro Steel Engineering’s ability to deliver consistent quality at scale while working in safety-critical rail environments.
“Their team delivered efficiently, safely, and with excellent attention to detail.”
Transport for Wales Representative
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