ENGIE Fabricom has just been informed that they are finalists for the Diversification Award at the EIC National Awards Dinner taking place in London on 12 October this year and featuring entertainment from TV personality and comedian Jimmy Carr.
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Neil Hagger, Rigger and Steel Erector for ENGIE Fabricom has been awarded an SBO award by M+W Group while working on the Energy Works Hull, Waste to Energy site.
Neil noticed that a grouting operative was using a scabbler and not wearing any goggles or visor, which could have resulted in small fragments of grout damaging his eyes. Neil explained to the grouter the importance of wearing the correct PPE and that a visor or goggles would be more appropriate.
Matt Welch, HSE Advisor commented: “It is great to see the contribution to site safety that ENGIE Fabricom is making and this is an example of where we can all use our own experience to the benefit of others.”
Jonathan Charles, Graduate Process Engineer at Engineering Solutions has successfully completed the ‘Nuclear Training Program for Junior Engineers’ conducted by ENGIE.
The program initially entails one year of training, combining theoretical learning with field experience. Technical modules include: safety/security, nuclear safety, radiation protection, nuclear fundamentals, fuel cycle, pressurised water reactors, spent fuel management and decommissioning, maintenance of nuclear power plants etc.
These modules are also accompanied by non-technical modules to develop essential skills for those looking to develop into a nuclear manager role with skills such as: communication, human resources, management behaviour all on the curriculum.
The course allows junior engineers to become a nuclear generalist while forging a solid network within the group.
Jonathan commented “The course was extremely beneficial for those looking to develop further knowledge within the nuclear field and provided an overall background to the industry. I would definitely recommend the program to others interested in this field. The program also enabled me with a platform to learn more about the ENGIE Group and the opportunity to develop connections amongst the other ENGIE subsidiary companies.”
On behalf of all within the group we would like to congratulate Jonathan on his achievement.
Pictured L to R: Anne-Emmanuelle Semin (Senior HR Talent Manager), Jonathan Charles (Graduate Process Engineer) Laurence Bouquet-Durupt (HR Director)
Congratulations to Rebecca Steedman, Project Services Administrator at ENGIE Fabricom, for successfully completing her Project Controls programme.
The course, which is delivered in association with the ECITB, is a comprehensive programme covering all aspects of project controls spread across 8 modules. Delivered over a 9 month period, the course concludes with a presentation to employers which was attended by Andy Hills and Mark Wingate. Each module has three assessments which are designed to encourage the learner to find out more about how their own company carries out the aspects of project control that they are learning about and share experiences and best practice.
Andy Hills, Senior Project Services Manager for ENGIE Fabricom, commented “Rebecca has studied hard to complete this programme over the course of 2015. Her studies have helped her to consolidate her existing capabilities whilst also developing new skills which will be of great benefit to both Rebecca personally and to us as a business moving forward. Well done Becky!”
On behalf of everyone at ENGIE Fabricom, we would like to pass on our congratulations to Rebecca for completing her course and being awarded the ECITB Certificate in Project Controls.
On behalf of everyone at ENGIE Fabricom we would like to congratulate Muhammad Musa on achieving Chartered Engineer Status awarded by the IChemE. This is a great personal achievement for Muhammad; Chartered Engineer status is an internationally recognised and respected mark of competence and demonstrates commitment to the engineering profession.
Muhammad commented “I’d like to say a big thank you to all the ENGIE Fabricom staff (especially Richard Hay and Stephen Groves) who guided me on my path to achieving a chartered status. I would also like to encourage other engineers in the company to try and achieve the same, and to draw on the experience of others in the organisation who can give them the much needed support.”
Simon Lewis added “With Muhammad studying abroad, he has had to overcome many obstacles on his way to becoming a Chartered Engineer. It is a great achievement for Muhammed to now be able to put CEng after his name, and very well deserved. Well done Muhammad.”
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