Happy Easter

First to get an Easter egg photo back to head office this year is Robin Sams. Clint Leigh took this photo on site at Brue Farm, Highbridge. From left to right are Phil Baker, Jason Emmett and Robin Sams.

Joe Ready, acting as the Easter Bunny, took this picture of Richard Dines, Simon Farrington and Nathan Cox on site at the former police station in Cheddar.

Shaun Schroeder took the following Easter photos on site at the Bridgend Police Headquarters:

2018 – A successful year for L A Moore Ltd

A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of our customers and suppliers. We had a challenging but successful 2018 and look forward to the opportunities and challenges that 2019 will bring.

We were extremely pleased to have won a Silver Award at this year’s Considerate Constructors Awards. #loveconstruction

Considerate Constructors Silver Award 2018

Also, a big Congratulations go to one of our Site Supervisors – Martin Gardener, who won a Site Supervisor Award last month at the Willmott Dixon Supply Chain Awards.

Martin Gardener wins Willmott Dixon Award

 

Mental Health Initiatives

Mental Health First Aiders in L A Moore

Well done to Joe Ready and Sue Hurford who have completed their training to become Mental Health First Aiders. The course was organised by Willmott Dixon for their staff and they kindly invited Joe and Sue to attend. The course was delivered by James Maher on behalf of Mental Health First Aid England.

#endthestigma mental health awarenessSkills learning over the two days focused on offering support to those experiencing depression, anxiety, self-harm and suicidal thoughts. It also encouraged companies to make the workforce aware there was always a safe place to talk.

Sue Hurford who is now a mental health first aiderWords from Sue:

“Developing skills that make me able to ‘make the difference’ to others by really listening to the issues that are causing distress. Offering support and encouragement to seek the correct professional help if appropriate. Working to reduce the stigma historically attached to mental health.”

Joe Ready who is now a mental health first aiderWords from Joe:

“As the Health, Safety & Training manager I come into regular contact with the entire workforce. On many occasions they take the opportunity to discuss issues that may be troubling them. The skills developed on the course have given me the additional confidence to listen effectively and support appropriately when employees wish to share their anxieties.”

#endthestigma