Rhinoceros teams have been engaged in remedial work for Enfield Council on two bridges over the Pymmes Brook river.

The Chine, located in the Grange Park suburb near Enfield was laid out during the first decade of the 20th Century. Builder and developer Richard Metherell,   purchased the Grange Park Estate from Lord Currie in 1906.

Titanic Centenary events have brought media attention to RHINOCEROS's work on a signature Bridge refurbishment in Belfast. The Queen Elizabeth II Bridge carries traffic over the River Lagan in the heart of Belfast, only yards from the famous Harland and Wolffe shipyards which gave birth to the most famous ship in history.

A fine example of cast-iron bridge-building from the Victorian era has been refurbished to its original glory by a RHINOCEROS team. The bridge at Kingsbridge in Swallowfield near Reading was originally cast by the S Griffith foundry, railway suppliers from the golden age of steam.

Rhinoceros ICATS trained operatives completed the stripping and repainting of bridge parapets on 9 bridges across the county.

A contract for Edinburgh City Council to blast clean and repaint two Victorian iron bridges carrying roads over a disused railway line in the Lochend district of Edinburgh.

Refurbishment of the Hedge End footbridge system in Southampton is nearing completion following a necessary break for winter weather.