News

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  Safe re-start in the new year

  With a Safety Day for the entire team in Albania, the new year on the TAP project started with a renewed focus on safety.

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  Pipeline construction in France

  GRTgaz has been a valued French client of A.Hak for many years. Two recent projects, Arc de Dierrey and Val de Saône, have been portrayed in an impressive way.

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  TBM Mary is halfway her journey

  Mary, National Grid’s 510 tonne tunnel boring machine, is now halfway through her 5 km journey under the River Humber.

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  Cameras rolling at the Humber project

  The replacement of the gas pipeline under the Humber River in England is attracting the attention of camera crews, including those of the BBC.

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  River crossings TAP

  A.Hak is proud of its own equipment that is used in the construction of underground infrastructure all over the world. Our machines demand a leading role on film material from the TAP project.

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  Drone images River Humber Gas Pipeline Replacement Project

  Watch the site of the River Humber Gas Pipeline Replacement Project from above.

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  Successful drilling Alkmaar Heat Network

  As part of the construction of the Alkmaar Heat Network, A.Hak performed a successful drilling under the Westtangent in Heerhugowaard on Tuesday, April 17th.

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  Outstanding result in KSA

  The Khurais Seawater Pipeline Project has been successfully completed. In a written statement, client Saudi Aramco characterizes our contribution to the project as outstanding.

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  Privacy Statement updated

  With effect from 1 April 2018, A.Hak applies a new Privacy Statement that is in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

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  One million man hours without LTIs

  A.Hak is working on the construction of a pipeline for Saudi Aramco in the Kingdom of Saudi-Arabia. This week the million man hour mark was reached without a single LTI (lost time incident).

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