We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Daniel Kingsbury to the team.

Daniel is an experienced civil engineer with more than ten years’ experience working within the industry delivering large scale infrastructure and construction projects. He includes projects for Network Rail and Manchester Airport Group among his experience with demonstrated success leading cross functional teams to deliver complex project on time and within budget.

As a Senior Project Manager Daniel will be responsible for the on-site delivery, leading major projects for the business and monitoring the quality while enforcing health and safety onsite.

We are delighted to welcome two new employees this week.

Blake Gruar joins us as a HSEQ Apprentice supporting our H&S Manager, Steve, and the HSEQ function.

He has recently completed a Level 2 Plumbing course which has equipped his with a strong foundational understanding of health and safety in the industry, plumbing installations and techniques. He also has hands-on experience in a range of skills from plastering and bricklaying to stonework and tiling.

Blake has a good working knowledge of specifications, drawings and design standards as well as a keen desire to develop his role within the health and safety department.

Patrick Brittleton joins us as an Apprentice Carpenter, working on site delivering projects alongside the team whilst continuing his Carpentry Apprentice (Level 2 & 3) at Shrewsbury Colleges Group.

Previously, Patrick worked as a security engineer which has equipped him with valuable problem-solving skills as well as the ability to follow specifications, drawings and design standards to ensure systems are installed according to the client brief and the relevant quality standards.

Patrick’s agile skillset, understanding of the commercial aspect of projects and grasp of site processes makes him an asset to the team.

We wish them both every success.

When work first began on the Adams Morey site in Adanac Park, Southampton the team were clear on the goal for the project. It was to be a high-quality refurbishment and fit out of a commercial workshop with the installation of a new MOT pit and 12 vehicle ramps to meet DVSA standards.

The works included demolishing existing internal walls and forming a new office layout to meet the client’s needs. We installed new electrical and data points throughout to create a fully functioning office space, completed all joinery work, including a bespoke workshop bench, and redecorated to suit the client’s dealership standards.

We had to remove an existing cladded wall between the offices and the workshop and then rebuilt a metal stud wall with a 60-minute fire rating, as well as new windows and doors to achieve fire compliance and meet building regulations.

The workshop required the installation of a new oil and air system with two oil tanks and one waste oil. Along with this we installed a new EV workstation with a 2-post lift and 8 additional lifts within the workshop.

With Phase one now complete, work has begun on Phase two. For this phase we will be working on the alteration of an existing building to create workshop premises for commercial vehicles, installing three vehicle lifts and a tool storage area.