| Robinson Construction is an established family owned Structural Steelwork Company, with an annual turnover exceeding £30 million pounds equivalent to over 17,000 tonnes of fabricated steel per year. Continued investment, Quality Assurance to ISO9001:2000 and accreditation to BSENISO140001 for Environmental Management have enabled Robinson's to remain one of the leading structural steel fabricators within the United Kingdom.
A pioneer of fully-automated manufacture, Robinson Construction have, through continued investment remained at the forefront of industry innovation. With a new, purpose built production facility, housing “fabrication speed lines" coupled with advanced CNC machinery, shot-blast facilities and spray booths, efficiencies and productivity have increased, giving Robinson's one of the most advanced structural steel fabrication facilities in the United Kingdom.
A diverse range of projects can be undertaken, ranging in value from £20,000.00 to £5 million pounds, with the capacity to fabricate up to 500 tonnes of finished steel per week. Our fully integrated, computer aided design and manufacture facility has enabled us to lead the way in ‘just-in-time’ production. Furthermore, its location within the heart of the East-Midlands, makes it ideally situated to service the whole of the country, quickly and efficiently, reinforcing our position as one of the leading structural steel fabricators.
With a highly dedicated & motivated workforce, and continued investment, ‘lead times’ have been reduced to a minimum. All departments are linked via a computerised document management system, thus enabling seamless flows of information, and construction to the highest possible standards. It is our belief that with the application of the principles set out above, coupled with the continuing investment and training, mutually successful projects are guaranteed. It is this approach in business that has led to many continuing successful partnering arrangements with Clients and Main Contractors, encouraging repeat business.
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