Throughout the month of July, our very own Project Director, David Corlett has been trekking the streets of Cheshire to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society.
Over the weekend, he’s achieved his target of walking 31 miles in 31 days, and all with 5 days to spare! We’re all about charitable giving here at End Systems and couldn’t be prouder of David!
Well done! 👏👏👏
David’s still looking for sponsorship, which you can do so here – https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/david-corlett
End Systems are proud to be working with Bouygues UK on a development situated in Taunton.
The project consists of a modernisation of an existing warehouse facility into a manufacturing and cleanroom facility.
The client’s existing building contains 4 unserved units with total GFA of 2,777 m². Once completed the facility will house a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, ISO8 classified cleanroom, process areas, production facility, plant area and new offices.
The project will be able to produce low to high production batches with their state-of-the-art precision manufacturing facility for laser beam steering components.
We’ll be carrying out the HVAC commissioning & testing and water treatment as well as the DOP testing on this project and can’t wait to get started!
As we start a new month, we’re congratulating two of our team members on their recent qualification success!
Sam Lowe has recently passed his Commissioning Specialist Association DLC Grade B exam obtaining a Merit, with Haz El-Ahwany passing the 18th Edition Wiring Regulations exam!
Congratulations to both, and good luck with your future studies.
Today we’re welcoming two new recruits to the End Systems team.
We welcome Jade Lucy Kilgour to our bustling Operations Department as an Operations Admin Assistant, plus Josh Hurst joins our Commissioning Team as a HVAC Building Services Apprentice Engineer.
Jade joined us on 7th June so is approaching her first full month with us, while Josh joined us on 14th June so is just over a week into his new career and already out on site!
We wish both every success on their journey with us here at End Systems and can’t wait to see what they both achieve!
Today we’re celebrating International Women In Engineering Day here at End Systems!
From our MD Kay Corlett, all the way through our wonderful team, we’re recognising the confident, independent and inspirational women that really make our company great!
We recently spoke to two members of our Documentation Team, Daisy-May Drury and Bethan Jackson about engineering, their journey so far, and who inspires them most in the engineering world.
Read the article over on our LinkedIn page to find out more – https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6813422494930800641
#MensHealthWeek begins today.
Men can often find it extremely difficult to discuss things that are going on with their mental and physical health.
Charitie’s like Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity can help with the smallest and biggest of problems.
Remember, you’re not on your own, people are on hand to talk to 24/7, and most importantly, look after yourselves.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lighthouse48734691237_lighthouse-club-the-construction-industry-activity-6810113607750176768-y9L9
Today we’re congratulating Thomas Miller on his recent Commissioning Specialist Association (CSA) result.
Thomas achieved a Merit in his DLC Part B and is now studying hard for his next exam.
Having joined us in July of 2017, Thomas is close to completing his 4th year at End Systems, and continues to be a valued member of our team.
Good luck in your next exam Thomas, and well done!
We are pleased to be appointed by Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick to carry out the floor fit-out works on 8 levels on Sir Henry Royce building situated in Manchester.
End Systems are offering our full turnkey package on this project, providing the Commissioning Management, Hands On Commissioning & Testing, Water Treatment and Documentation Services.
The University will house more than £200m of Royce facilities and equipment.
The £105m, nine-story building at the heart of the University’s Engineering Campus will be home to world-leading materials scientists, £45m worth of equipment and collaborative space for industrial and academic engagement.
Today we’re celebrating our 45th year in business!
From our incorporation in 1976, to now, a lot has changed at End Systems over the years, and we’ve gone from strength to strength throughout!
To our current team, we say thank you for everything you do each day to make this company great!
To past team members from years gone by that have contributed to our success, we extend our sincere thanks!
Here’s to the future of End Systems, one vision, one team….
We’re keen to spread awareness of the challenges surrounding mental health here at End Systems, operating an open door policy, and promoting an atmosphere where people can feel comfortable discussing anything, with anyone.
This years Mental Health Awareness Week focuses on 5 key pillars – or 5 Ways to Wellbeing.
Connect with each other – from next Monday hugging is allowed! Give someone that long awaited squeeze!
Exercise more – short walks or long runs – it all counts
Be aware – Ask someone if they’re ok – remember its ok not to be ok
Increase your learning – learn something new everyday – whether that’s for yourself, or about others
Give more – it doesn’t have to be financial or materialistic – a smile or a nod will do!
https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/campaigns/mental-health-awareness-week
Recently we’ve completed on a project in Sweden with great success!
Our team of two, Chris Thomason and Dan Murray worked out there for a total of 34 days, experiencing a different culture (and temperature), whilst also working to help our client get the project over the line.
Our Project Director Steve Kelly had this to say about our time over there:
“We are always energised to commence works on any new project, but this one really excited the team. Logistical planning was tested to the extreme with not only travel, accommodation and equipment to navigate but also in the midst of a global pandemic. The whole team stepped up to the plate, with both the internal operations team and the site based engineers playing a part in ensuring we set off on the front foot.
Once we arrived in Sweden and the engineers adapted to the extreme temperatures, we worked tirelessly to overcome all of the usual challenges presented in final building completion testing and handover.
I would like to extend my personal thanks to the entire team who stepped up when called and facilitated a successful delivery.”
We’re extending much deserved congratulations to Chris Jones on passing his Commissioning Specialist Association DLC Part A!
Chris will have been with us for 2 years this coming May, and within that time he has become a much valued member of our Commissioning Team, we really can’t wait to see what Chris achieves with us.
Well done Chris and best of luck with Part B!
