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Scudder Demolition have been recognised by the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) for their exemplary project delivery standards for retail giant, House of Fraser in Highcross, Leicester.

Today marks the 26th annual World Mental Health day, which aims to tackle mental health difficulties and eliminate the stigma attached within the workplace.

A big well done to all 63 cyclists who took on Careys Foundation’s Cycle Challenge 2018.

To effectively articulate the standards we’ve delivered since 1969 and provide guidance and examples to our teams about what’s expected of them on site, Careys Visual Standards was launched as an in-house tool for our site teams almost two years ago.

It’s an important part of our culture that we give all employees opportunities to apply their skills outside of the workplace and give back to local communities in and around the areas in which we work.

Did you know women represent only 13% of the construction workforce?

Yesterday, Careys Plant & Fleet division held its third annual Supply Chain Partners event at the iconic Wembley Stadium, a stone’s throw away from Careys head office and plant facility.

On Friday 14th September, Careys, in partnership with Careys Foundation, commemorated the opening of a refurbished ball court for residents of Savona Estate in Battersea, London.

‘Project Jenga’ involved creating a new store for retail giant Next at the Oracle Shopping Centre, Reading. However, this was no ordinary project as it involved the complex removal of a structural core to the building, whilst ensuring its stability.

At Careys, our self-delivery model embodies our integration of services through our 7 core specialisms, from design to civil engineering and waste recovery. Our self-delivery model facilitates increased efficiency, co-operation and consistency throughout the delivery of our projects.

Kick-starting the careers of emerging talent, last month our Human Resources team held their first Apprentice Assessment day in collaboration with several of our Group departments. On offer were apprenticeship opportunities for business and site administration roles within our Work Winning, Learning & Development and Recruitment teams.

Careys Foundation and Carey Group employees have set their sights on completing the toughest charitable challenge to date. The team will cycle almost the length of the UK, traveling over 900 miles from Wembley to Milton Keynes to Livingston and then finishing in Aberdeen. Employees across the Group’s regional offices will join forces, commencing on Monday 10th September to Friday 14th September.