Reflection 38: When are we the best version of ourselves?
This week’s reflection bridges the gap between the personal and the professional. It began with a quiet moment for one of the team whilst sitting on a bench in the…
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Weekly Round Up
A Productive End to May!
Our team has been hard at work this past month, dedicated to assisting our clients with their compliance and development needs. Here’s a glimpse of what we’ve been up to:
What Have We Been Doing?
- Conducting out-of-county compliance site visits to our client installing fire protection measures for new multi-storey developments.
- Finalising a bespoke Health & Safety management system for a new client.
- Providing CDM assistance, including guidance on preparing designer risk assessments.
- Delivering a CITB SSSTS Refresher course – such an engaging and fun group!
- Focusing on business development for a longstanding client.
- Performing site visits for a historic building project.
- Enhancing a client’s Triple Crown ISO system.
- Managing the development of our client’s vehicle workshop.
- Hosting an in-house BREEAM CPD training session.
- And more!
What Have We Learned?
- Be consistent.
- Be reflective.
- Be considerate.
- People are our drivers.
What’s Next?
June brings new challenges for our clients and our team. We remain committed to providing personal, professional service to help our clients achieve their goals.
Stay tuned for more updates and success stories!
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