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Following Electrical Apprentice Freddie Young's success at the BESA Awards in September, we are please to announce that Freddie has now been shortlisted for the Electrical Apprentice of the Year category at this year’s BESA National Awards. Taking place on 21 November 2019, the national awards will be held at the prestigious Millennium Gloucester Hotel in London.
We wish you the best of luck Freddie, congratulations on becoming a finalist.
Be sure to keep an eye out for more updates!
#ThrowbackThursday to last week when the Briggs & Forrester Engineering Services team from the Birmingham office held their charity golf day in memory of Robert Morgan and in support of Pancreatic Cancer UK.
In September 2018 Robert Morgan, Site Manager for Engineering Services, was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. Sadly after a short battle, he died on 15th April 2019 aged 57. Pancreatic Cancer UK is the Midlands region chosen charity to support his year. This means that we can help provide support to all of the medical people and research involved.
Over the summer, the Briggs & Forrester Living site team assisted St Anne's Church with a refurbishment of a new kitchen.
Despite being heavily focused on delivering works to the Newfoundland project, the team took the time to help the very deserving church supplying items which included face plates, wires and piped up equipment.
The church were delighted with their new kitchen which will be well used due to the weekly homeless night shelter, children's parties, church lunches and more!
Our Group IT co-ordinator Jemma Da Costa will be participating in this years Cycle4Cynthia charity ride with aims to raise significant funds for Cynthia Spencer Hospice.
Jemma is currently preparing for the challenge by completing training sessions . The Cynthia Spencer Hospice offer specialist physical, psychological, social and spiritual care to those with life limiting illnesses.
Their focus is on quality of life and respecting the uniqueness of each person. The hospice work aimlessly to support the lives of their patients and families throughout Northamptonshire.
We are delighted to announce that we will be taking part in this years 'Cycle4Cynthia' bike ride on Sunday the 22nd of September. This year marks the event's 16th year running and it will be the 10th year Briggs & Forrester have participated. We are so happy to be once again supporting such a great cause.
27 people from the company have bravely volunteered themselves for the challenge and will either be completing a 5,25 or 50 mile cycle ride. With less than two weeks to go, the team are currently in training and preparing themselves for the event.
Today, staff from the Briggs & Forrester Living Northern region took part in a charity Dragon Boat Race at Liverpool Waters - Princes Dock.
The team volunteered their time all in support of the charity 'Claire House Children's Hospice'. The charity helps seriously and terminally ill children live their life to the fullest by creating wonderful experiences and bringing back a sense of normality to family life.
Funds raised for the charity will enable them to reach more children and families who need their help.
A huge well done to the team for taking part!
Briggs & Forrester Engineering Services have recently secured the MEP services contract on the Doncaster Central Library and Museum. Located on the junction of Waterdale and Chequer Road in the town centre, the four-storey structure will incorporate the architectural heritage of the former Hall Cross Girls School building.
The Doncaster Council led project will see four existing buildings, Doncaster Central Library, Doncaster Archives in Balby, Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery, and the Library Services for Schools at Top Road, Barnby Dun, combined into one creative space.
Our junior Designer Spencer Garnett will be completing a tandem skydrive on the 24th of September with aims to raise money for Northampton based charity 'The Lowdown'. The Lowdown offers vital support services for young people aged 12-25 years old in Northampton.
The charity provide free and confidential support 6 days a week offering counselling, sexual health, LGBTQ support and more. There are currently approximately 60 volunteers that help out at The Lowdown and fundraising is vital to keep this charity running.
Continuing the collaborative relationship with BAM Construction, Briggs & Forrester Engineering Services are currently delivering the works to a new high school located in Brecon, Wales.
The new Brecon high school which offers education for 750 students aged 11 to 18 is situated between a leisure centre and athletics track. With a picturesque backdrop of the Black Mountains, the project will see the previous 1950’s secondary school replaced with a new 7,500 sqm building set to meet the ever-growing educational demands of the 21st century.
In July 2017, Briggs & Forrester Engineering Services were appointed as the management and building services contractor for the refurbishment of a manufacturing facility & office space for Cummins Turbo Technologies in Huddersfield.