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We are proud to announce that five of our apprentices have been selected to represent the company and the North East in the Redland/Icopal apprentice of the year competition. The event is held at the BMI National Training Centre in Gloucestershire on 26 and 27 June. This is a fantastic accolade for pitched roofing apprentice,...... Read more
Reducing waste and in particular single use plastics, is very high on our agenda at Hodgson Sayers. As such, we are thoroughly focused on supporting World Environment Day on Tuesday 05 June. A United Nations initiative, World Environment Day was launched in 1974 and has grown to become a global platform for public support and...... Read more
By contract manager, Dave Wakenshaw It is always a privilege to work on historic buildings such as the wonderful Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland. The castle is steeped in history and is believed to date back 1500 years. A symbol of power and authority, Auckland Castle was one of the primary castles and hunting lodges of...... Read more
Contract manager, Dave Wakenshaw We are well underway with roofing repairs at Jarrow Town Hall. An iconic grade II listed building situated in the heart of the town centre. The building and town was propelled into the limelight in 1936 when 200 people walked to London to highlight the exceptional levels of unemployment in the...... Read more
It has been a busy start to the year for me as I continue to learn and develop my role as BIM and ERP systems integrator. I have implemented our building information model across the business, so all colleagues have shared access. Very pleasingly, it has also allowed me the opportunity to work with a...... Read more
We are very proud to announce David Crank as the Regional SkillBuild Champion of 2018, representing Hodgson Sayers and Newcastle College in the Slating and Tiling category, held on the 26th April at Newcastle College. David competed against college students from Newcastle and Edinburgh to win the regional title. Also In the competition were our...... Read more
