Cabling · Rail · Metro · Tunnels — Belgium
Infrastructure cabling, by day and by night.
PRIT carries out cable pulling, cable tray installation, conduits, cable troughs and connections for rail, metro and energy contractors.
- Night work
- Weekends & public holidays
- Digital daily report
What we do
From pulling to connection: one crew for all your cabling works.
Cable pulling
Power, signalling and telecom cables — in tunnels, along the track or in technical rooms.
Cable trays & fixings
Brackets, cable trays and clamps on walls, platforms and in technical rooms.
Conduits & ducts
Laying conduits and ducts for cable routing.
Earthworks & cable troughs
Trenches, opening and closing cable troughs along the track.
Installation & connection
Mounting equipment, junction boxes and telephones, connections.
Removal & recovery
Removing old cables, recovery and re-reeling onto drums.
Transport & delivery
Bringing drums and materials to the point of installation.
Labour hire
Workers and foremen at an hourly rate.
22:00 – 04:30
While the network sleeps, we work.
Most railway works happen during track possessions. Our crews are organised for these short windows: materials ready, access planned, work finished on time.
- Night shifts (e.g. 22:00 – 04:30)
- Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays
- A responsible foreman on every shift
- Equipped vans and complete tooling
Where we work
Metro & tram
Tunnels, stations and depots — often during the overnight service break.
Railway network
Trackside cabling, troughs, signalling and telecommunications.
Tunnels
Cable trays and fixings on tunnel walls, in confined spaces.
Energy & technical rooms
Substations, cabins and signalling rooms: installation and connection.
How we work
- 01
Clear quote
Site visit, estimated quantities and an offer: unit rates per bill of quantities or hourly rates, day, night and weekend.
- 02
Preparation
Planning of access, crews and materials: drums, rollers, brackets, tools.
- 03
Execution
A foreman on site, safety and quality on every shift.
- 04
Report & progress
Daily report, progress statements approved with you, then invoicing.
Transparent follow-up, site by site
We use our own site-tracking application. The foreman fills in the report on a phone at the end of the shift; our office checks it, and it becomes the single source for progress statements and invoices. Nothing is typed twice, nothing is forgotten.
- Lengths per cable type, pieces and hours
- Photos of every intervention
- Lost time documented (waiting, access, transport)
- Clear progress statements per site
- Cable 1G70
- 120 m
- Signalling cable
- 85 m
- Crew
- 4 people · 22:00 – 04:30
- Photos
- 6
Planning a project?
Tell us about your works — we will get back to you quickly with a tailored offer.