The m60 site says it will be clear between 1245 and 0100 but I think that is just an estimate. Not moved for 30 mins
Martin Chown retweeted
Three teams from our Leeds office visited Sue Ryder Wheatfield Hospice, clearing and preparing the grounds for a memory garden and garden rooms for patients and families.
Click here to watch the video - bit.ly/3rHq0XU
#ngbailey #volunteering
Martin Chown retweeted
We are delighted to announce that 10 electrical apprentices have recently joined the team at Hinkley Point C as part of the MEH Alliance, following their first year at college.
We look forward to seeing you succeed throughout your apprenticeship journeys with us.
#ngbailey
Martin Chown retweeted
Last night our North West team attended the @NWRCAwards where we won two awards:
🏆 Modern Methods of Construction for our Manchester Town Hall project
🏆 Project of the Year, Cumbria for the BAE Devonshire Dock Hall Complex Project
Read more here: bit.ly/46y2vQN
Martin Chown retweeted
Its #PhotoFriday
We’re using & developing robotics to help complete our purpose of creating a clean and safe environment for future generations.
“This is spot - his use in active areas will help reduce the need for humans to work in hazardous environments.”
#sellafield
Martin Chown retweeted
Good luck to our Gary McKee who is running his 365th marathon of 2022 today. On behalf of his colleagues at Sellafield we’ve donated £55,000 to his chosen charities: Macmillan Cancer Support and Hospice at Home West Cumbria. gov.uk/government/news/sella…
Good luck and congratulations to Gary. An outstanding achievement for his chosen charities. Please contribute if you can
Good luck to our Gary McKee who is running his 365th marathon of 2022 today. On behalf of his colleagues at Sellafield we’ve donated £55,000 to his chosen charities: Macmillan Cancer Support and Hospice at Home West Cumbria. gov.uk/government/news/sella…
Just watched your latest video to understand more. We will be in touch to see how we can be better. – at Risley, England
Martin Chown retweeted
Applications now open for our awards recognising those going above and beyond to promote gender balance and diversity across our nuclear sector.
There are 5 award categories to nominate yourself or others.
Apply before 8 Feb 2021
winuk.org.uk/apply-for-win-u…
#winuk2021
Martin Chown retweeted
Sellafield’s COVID-19 test centre is to expand.
From Monday 23 November 2020, the service is being expanded so that households of our employees can also use it.
Read the full update here -
gov.uk/government/news/sella…
Martin Chown retweeted
It's World Suicide Prevention Day tomorrow and we are keen to remind people of the support that's out there to anyone suffering from mental health issues within our organisation and supply chain.
Click on the link for more information and support.
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Absolutely brilliant. Stephen worked hard to bring our business together and secure this great achievement – at Mobberley, England
Coronavirus has put a pause on many of our normal ways of working.
This was put to the test when we attended a virtual 'Not at the House of Lords' reception to receive our
ISO44001 certification for commitment to collaborative working.
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Martin Chown retweeted
One of our employees, Katie Bell has been named as Industry Technician of the Year.
She won the award for her work analysing Special Nuclear Materials and it was announced by the Royal Society of Chemistry this week
Read the full story here - shorturl.at/bEFW2
#COVID19
Martin Chown retweeted
#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek - We challenge everyone to watch this video of the admirable @ChloePas_ and the battles she has faced living with a mental illness.
Watch the full video on our LinkedIn: linkedin.com/posts/winuk_men…
How are you helping to fight the #stigma? ⬇️⬇️
Martin Chown retweeted
Returning to work is a delicate balancing act.
This week we started a phased return to work in some of our offices. We asked two of the people who helped make this happen to share their views and experiences so far.
Follow the link for the full story: bit.ly/2L9uf5q