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World Safety Day 2017 was recognised by the ENGIE Fabricom’s site management team on the Energy Works Hull site by awarding spot safety gifts on the job, to personnel who were demonstrating positive safety behaviours.

Kevin Norton (Senior Supervisor – right) presenting a gift to Gareth Holiday (Craftsman – left) for his contribution to the high standard of site housekeeping.

Matt Welch (HSE Advisor – right) awarding Mick Davis (Welder – left) for his clean and tidy work area and explanation of potential hazards on this work area.

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Through ENGIE Fabricom, Greg Carney (Mechanical Engineer), was given the opportunity to participate in ENGIE’s Nuclear Trainee Program, studying different areas of nuclear engineering in various locations and training environments across France and Belgium.

The intense 1-year course involved approximately 400 hours of study of various technical modules including safety/security, nuclear safety, radiation protection, nuclear fundamentals, fuel cycle, pressurised water reactors, spent fuel management, decommissioning and maintenance.

In order to pass the course, Greg had to sit a 150 question exam in Brussels testing his knowledge and understanding of nuclear engineering.  ENGIE Fabricom is pleased to confirm that all of the hard work and studying paid off as Greg passed and is now a nuclear graduate.

Upon graduation, he was invited to a ceremony in the ENGIE Tower, Paris, where he was presented with his graduation certificate and spent the day reflecting on the course and the current global nuclear sector.

After the graduation, Greg, along with all the other graduates, were chauffeured in a party bus around the city before being taken on a luxury cruise up and down the River Seine, throughout which they were provided with food and entertainment.

Greg commented, “I believe the course was a fantastic experience and I took a lot of new skills from it, that I use every day in work.  As well as this, I also got to experience a completely different culture and make a lot of new friends, some of whom I am still in contact with today.”

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ENGIE Fabricom’s North East business unit has received positive feedback from their strategic client Navigator Terminals.  Steve Bloundele, ENGIE Fabricom’s Project Manager delivering the EPC Compressed Air Project received this positive recognition as part of Navigator’s performance review.

Management and engineering divisions from within Navigator expressed delight at how ENGIE Fabricom provided services in a safe and professional manner at all times, focusing on:

• The professional attitude of the HAZOP team and the way the HAZOP was undertaken
• Fabricom’s workforce on the project and how they worked to excellent safety standards and were always fully PPE compliant
• Their work ethic and how they continually worked hard on the job
• The continuous high level of production achieved by Fabricom’s workforce

Jeff Noble, North East Operations Manager for ENGIE Fabricom commented:  “To receive this type of recognition which is aligned to the core values of our business is testament to the performance of our management and delivery teams.  As a business, we acknowledge the capability and service which we now provide, seeing this value recognised by our customers is most rewarding”.

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