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Construction & site work — Derby

V-TUF supplies M-Class and H-Class dust extractors, industrial vacuums and site cleaning equipment to construction contractors, principal contractors, refurbishment specialists and demolition operators across Derby and Derbyshire. Derby's construction market is driven by the Becketwell regeneration scheme, the University of Derby campus expansions, Cathedral Quarter regeneration, sustained capital works across University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust at Royal Derby Hospital, and the Rolls-Royce Sinfin campus and Alstom Litchurch Lane works generating advanced manufacturing construction demand.

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Dust extraction for Derby construction sites

V-TUF MIDI HSV — H-Class dust extractor

H-Class extraction (H14 HEPA, 99.995%) for silica dust on Derby construction sites, for works inside the UHDBT estate under ICRA protocols, and for carbon fibre composite dust generated during construction and maintenance on Rolls-Royce Sinfin and advanced manufacturing facilities. Available in 110V and 240V. SKU MIDIH240.

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V-TUF MINI HSV — M-Class dust extractor, compact

M-Class extraction (H13 HEPA, 99.9%) for general construction dust. Available in 110V and 240V. SKU MINIHSV240.

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V-TUF MIGHTY HSV — 21L M-Class dust extractor

21-litre wet/dry capacity, autostart power take-off, H13 HEPA filtration. The correct specification for multi-trade sites on the Becketwell and University of Derby programmes. SKU MIGHTYHSV240.

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Compliance for Derby construction sites

  • COSHH 2002 — construction dust: Silica dust from cutting, grinding or drilling masonry is a COSHH Category 1 carcinogen. H-Class extraction is mandatory. General construction dust (drywall, timber) requires M-Class as minimum.
  • CDM 2015: Principal contractors on Derby construction projects must ensure COSHH-compliant dust control is in place and documented in the Construction Phase Plan.
  • Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 — H-Class extraction mandatory for any work near or involving asbestos-containing materials in pre-2000 Derby buildings. Derby's Victorian terrace and brick building stock and the pre-2000 Rolls-Royce Sinfin and Alstom Litchurch Lane manufacturing estate present ACM risk in insulation, pipe lagging and fire protection on refurbishment and construction programmes.
  • ICRA — University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust: Any construction or maintenance inside UHDBT — including Royal Derby Hospital at Uttoxeter Road — requires an ICRA before starting. H-Class extraction is mandatory for Type C and D work in clinical areas.
  • Carbon fibre and advanced composites — Rolls-Royce Sinfin: Construction and maintenance works on the Rolls-Royce Sinfin campus generate carbon fibre composite dust requiring H-Class extraction under COSHH 2002. M-Class is not sufficient for carbon fibre dust.
  • 110V on site: All V-TUF M-Class and H-Class extractors available in 110V CTE site-safe specification.

Further reading on dust control, COSHH compliance and extraction class selection for Derby construction and manufacturing sites:

COSHH Regulations 2002 → CDM 2015 → Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 → ICRA → Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 →


Frequently asked questions

What dust extraction is required for works at Royal Derby Hospital?

Any construction or maintenance inside the UHDBT estate — including Royal Derby Hospital at Uttoxeter Road — requires an ICRA before starting. For Type C and D work in clinical areas, H-Class extraction is mandatory. The V-TUF MIDI H-Class (MIDIH110 / MIDIH240) with sealed filtration and HEPA-certified disposal is the correct specification. Contact 01522 787978 for next-day supply to Derby construction sites.

What extraction is required for construction and maintenance on the Rolls-Royce Sinfin campus?

Construction and maintenance works on the Rolls-Royce Sinfin campus that involve carbon fibre composite materials require H-Class extraction under COSHH 2002. Carbon fibre dust is not adequately controlled by M-Class filtration. The MIDI H-Class (H14 HEPA, 99.995%) is the correct specification.

For residential environments where damp, mould or indoor air quality issues are present — including social housing and void properties across Derby and Derbyshire — see Condensation mould vs penetrating damp: how to tell the difference → and Black mould on walls: what it is and what to do →


Servicing, spares and ongoing support

All V-TUF dust extractors are supported with UK-based spare parts availability and full servicing support. HEPA filter cartridges and certified disposal bags held for ICRA-compliant use across the UHDBT estate.

V-TUF Support Hub → Spare parts for all machines →

For technical support, spare parts queries or servicing requirements — telephone 01522 787978.


Construction site wash-down water must not enter surface water drains. See Environmental Permitting guidance →


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