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Careys Civil Engineering has reached yet another milestone on the One Nine Elms project in Wandsworth, London, with our recent successful installation of two massive transfer beams.

This year marks Careys’ 50th anniversary. The attainment of this significant milestone – and the amazing growth that we’ve experienced over the past five decades – would have been hard to predict back in 1969, when our three founders first established the company.

It is largely through the hard work and dedication of our employees that Careys is able to continue to achieve our business aims and objectives, maintain our strong culture and consistently deliver successful projects that live up to our high standards.

In an example of our ongoing commitment to attract, develop and train emerging talent – last week, Careys Civil Engineering and Urban Edge Architecture joined with hosts RTS Construction Group to put on the Educational Open Day at Breckland Retail Park.

We’re thrilled to share that, earlier this month, David Moriarty, a senior planning engineer at Careys, successfully reached the summit of 6962m Mt Aconcagua – the highest mountain in both the Southern and Western Hemispheres.

As part of Careys’ ongoing commitment to giving back to the community, Careys Civil Engineering and BDL Dry Lining recently helped to complete Kettering Hospital’s new dementia garden. We transformed the former courtyard of this hospital in Northamptonshire into a bright and welcoming new garden where patients can safely relax and socialise.

This week we caught up with Careys Black Hat Construction Manager, Sorin Turculet, who shared his experience, responsibilities and career highlights with us.

At Careys, we’re passionate about nurturing the future leaders and innovators of our industry.

The Applied platform’s behavioural algorithms ensure that vacancies are filled by the best talent. One of the ways in which the Carey Group honours our commitment to being #bettereveryday and attracting the very best talent to our organisation is by creating amazing environments for our candidates and hiring managers in the recruitment process.

Last week, Katrina, a Careys Civil Engineering quantity surveyor, delivered an opening keynote speech to secondary school students at a biennial careers evening at St Augustine’s Priory, an all-girls school in London.

Careys Civil Engineering has been awarded the contract by Edinburgh Airport Ltd for the Stands Development, Phases 2A and 2B.

Careys robust self-delivery model enables us to offer a wide range of specialist solutions. One way that we significantly support and enhance our self-delivery capabilities is by investing in equipment through Careys Plant & Fleet. As part of this approach, we have recently taken delivery of our first two Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View trucks, which further strengthens our ability to self-deliver.