The work will ensure staff can 'cremate in a controlled and safe way'
Cremator flues at Mansfield Crematorium will be repaired after developing suction issues and causing odour to be released into the building. Mansfield District Council has approved the works for the Derby Road site, which will also include cleaning flueways and replacing parts of the structure.
Papers confirm the total project will ensure staff have the “appropriate amount of suction” in cremators so they can work in a controlled and safe way. Flueways will be cleaned of debris build-up while the insulation, air rings and injectors will be inspected.Air rings will also be relined and replaced, sections of the flue will be relined and redundant equipment will be removed.
“The air rings will be relined and replaced, and any sections of the flue will be relined. The removal of redundant equipment from the flues, including spiral duct, smoke heads and remaining ducts capped off, licensed hazardous waste disposal, cremator inspection and reinstatement after works are completed.
It follows separate issues being found and repaired at the crematorium. Contractors were appointed last year to replace cracked mezzanine flooring at the Derby Road site previously described as a “significant health and safety issue”.
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