What is happening at CRL & the latest developments in concrete repairs ... No images? Click here In the Mix - November 2021 HiSince our last newsletter in September things have started to return to 'normal' but what exactly 'normal' means is a far cry from what we knew it as before the pandemic started. On a brighter note it is now nice to be able to schedule 'live' meetings and talk 'face-to-face' rather that on Zoom, or Teams. At CRL there is a sense of normality with all our sites back up and running and new enquiries, tenders and projects starting to filter through. With our recent SDF awards (see below) we are busy recruiting more staff for all roles from site operatives, to office based admin staff. In the last few years Community Support and Social Value have become buzz words in the construction industry. CRL has taken up the challenge and become actively involved in the communities in which we work helping restore school playgrounds, assisting with the 'Access to Swim Programme' and raising money for various worthwhile causes. CRL Awarded Six Scheme Delivery Frameworks (SDF's) by National HighwaysAfter a rigorous tender selection process spanning more than eight months, Concrete Repairs Ltd (CRL) are proud to announce that we have been awarded six frameworks by National Highways (NH) for renewals work on England’s motorways and major A roads. CRL receive 'Highly Commended' at the recent Concrete Society CRA AwardsCRL are pleased to announce that we received a 'Highly Commended' Award at the recent Concrete Society Awards Dinner. The award was for the works carried out on the Durdham Water Tower in Bristol. CPD Technical PresentationsCRL have a wealth of expertise in asset management and the repair and rehabilitation of concrete structures and buildings. Why not get us in to present one of our technical presentations now that things are starting to open up again ... CRA Project of the Year AwardCRL are proud to announce that we have been shortlisted for the CRA Project of the Year Award for the works carried out at Milford Towers in Lewisham. Isocyanates and Biological MonitoringIn recent years the EU, UK Government and industry have taken a ‘precautionary principle’ approach to isocyanates assuming them to be terribly dangerous until proven otherwise. |