Construction care

In their 11th year, the Doncaster Chamber Business Awards has recognised businesses of all sizes and sectors for their achievement in businesses.

Taking place last night (Thursday 10th December), Doncaster Rovers Football Club scored two off the pitch, picking up awards for Performance through Partnership and the Doncaster Chamber Outstanding Contribution to the Doncaster Economy Award.

The Lord Kirkham CVO, founder of Doncaster-based DFS Furniture Group Plc, received the prestigious ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ recognising his commitment to Doncaster businesses for over 40 years. Lork Kirkham was unable to attend the awards in person, but sent a special video message to show his appreciation and thanks.

The glittering black tie event was attended by just fewer than 700 local business people, who were entertained by local jazz trombonist Dennis Rollins. Guests were also surprised to see an appearance from Doncaster’s very own, 2-Grand.

Here’s the award winners for all categories:

Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to The Lord Kirkham CVO, founder of DFS Furniture Group Plc.

Achievement in International Business, sponsored by HSBC Bank Plc, was awarded to GL Filtration Ltd.

Customer Service Award, sponsored by Oracle Training Consultants Ltd, was awarded to i-education Ltd.

Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, sponsored by Business Link Yorkshire, was awarded to Elizabeth Sarah Hinchcliffe of Belle Fiore Beauty Salon.

Entrepreneur of the Year Award, sponsored by Business Link Yorkshire, was awarded to Caroline Mcleod of Construction Care.

Excellence in People Development, sponsored by Donbac Ltd, was awarded to LGL Electrical Ltd.

Green Business Award, sponsored by Polypipe, was awarded to Doncaster Re-Furnish.

Innovation Award, sponsored by Sheffield Hallam University, was awarded to Hilltop Surfacing.

Performance through Partnership Award, sponsored by Yorkshire Forward, was awarded to Doncaster Rovers Football Club.

Success Doncaster Start-Up Company of the Year was awarded to Most Wanted UK Ltd.

Doncaster Chamber Outstanding Contribution to the Doncaster Economy was awarded to Doncaster Rovers Football Club.

Doncaster Chamber Business of the Year Award was awarded to Don Valley Engineering Co. Ltd.

South Yorkshire Community Foundation, the beneficiaries of the Business Awards raffle, we’re presented with over £4200 donated by the evening’s guests.

Nigel Brewster, President of Doncaster Chamber, said: “Last night’s awards recognised Doncaster’s most outstanding and inspiring businesses and business people. We received a record number of entries this year and the standard of those entries was exceptional, demonstrating that Doncaster’s businesses are continuing to work towards excellence despite recent tough trading conditions.”

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Constructioncare service highley commended by HSE…..our “control of risk at point of contact strategy”….considered to be “The icing on the cake”……

hi guys hope your all ok, just checking if this works …  what a rubbish holiday .. tell you more later

cheers paula xxx

Constructioncare takes “Runner Up” in 2009 Nursing Standered Awards  “Innovation in a Speciality”
A bit disappointing but how do you expalin our service in 10 minutes to a team of “old School” NHS Nurse managers….next year it will be the red rosette…1st…take no prisoners…

Please encourage all operative to use the blog…… for advise etc…..

I have experienced Construction Care support within two large construction companies
in the UK and have found them to be professional and give best value to the service
they provide. Occupational health in construction continues to be under resourced
and with greater HSE interest is an area that forward looking companies with vision
and H&S as a core value are looking at.
Initial perception is that Construction Care supply nurses to large sites that give first
aid. However, they provide much more than this. Apart from a complete medical
service to the construction site with trauma trained Registered General Nurses they
also offer health promotion and education to the workforce.
This has resulted in a number of cases where operatives have had medical problems
identified and further treatment has enabled them to manage and improve their
wellbeing. This can only be achieved by experienced nurses building relationships
on site to give operatives the confidence to go to them.
The company also follows robust protocols and can either support existing client
nurses or can manage the provision and standards across the client company ensuring
client confidence and legal compliance. The nurses are supported by a fully trained
occupational health Doctor and managers with actual on site experience.
The company has the flexibility and experience to work to different management
models from large construction sites to smaller multiple sites such as BSF projects.
This allows for either full time site based nurses or a peripatetic multisite approach.
With three years experience of construction care in two large companies I can clearly
see the benefits and how the service compliments existing health and safety systems
and company values which have included Incident and Injury Free and Zero Harm
commitments to the workforce.
I look forwards to seeing construction care on more of the contracts across our
industry and fully endorse the service they provide and the benefits to the client
company and also the workforce.
Philip Matyear CMIOSH
Divisional H&S Manager