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The civil engineer is building a 1,230 sq m 'Rebuild Centre of Excellence' at Finning's headquarters in Cannock, Staffordshire. It it using a new Cat 308 mini excavator on this project, and has had three Cat 305s delivered to its Shropshire-based fleet.
Helen Day, product manager at Finning UK & Ireland, said: 鈥淐onnecting customers with the machinery that supports their ambitions is very important to us. There is a clear synergy between the efficiency and sustainability goals of both McPhillips and Finning.
鈥淢cPhillips is a forward-thinking company and relies on a modern fleet of plant equipment to meet the demands of its schedules. The versatility and agility offered by the Cat 308 and 305 models mean they are real assets to construction companies working with a diverse range of clients.
鈥淲ith multi-functioning performance, they are ideal for manoeuvring across work sites, easy to transport and offer low operating costs. In terms of efficiency, the lift and dig capabilities help to power through jobs while in-built sustainability features support lower fuel burn, emissions and noise. This investment by McPhillips will bring multiple long-term benefits to its operations.鈥�
Neil Surridge, site manager at McPhillips said: "The new machine has been one of the most valuable pieces of plant on this project, allowing operators to work confidently in restricted areas. Its reliability, precision, and versatility have been essential in keeping the build moving smoothly and safely."
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