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Considerate Constructors double success
Two of our schemes – at Great Yarmouth (Norfolk) and Bodmin (Cornwall) - have received Bronze Awards from the Considerate Constructors scheme.
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'Be the best' - coaching underway
As part of our commitment to 'Be the best' construction services company, all of our managers are being offered the coaching skills to help develop the best from their teams.
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On target for new recruits
Our recent 'new starters' recruitment campaign attracted interest from more than 1200 applicants and the Starting Out team is confident we will meet our recruitment targets.
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Recruits required for ambitious growth mission
We're about to embark on a major recruitment campaign to attract 75 new apprentices, trainees and graduates to help achieve our drive to be 'twice the size' in the next five years.
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Learning the fun way
May Gurney's 2007 'Starting Out' candidates experienced networking the May Gurney way when they teamed up with existing trainees and senior managers to complete problem-solving challenges including high rope climbing and racing rafts.
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Top award for May Gurney trainee
May Gurney trainee Kirk Carmen has won two of the prestigious National Construction College Awards - including the top award Apprentice of the Year.
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TIPS candidates celebrate in style
28 May Gurney employees recently celebrated their success in achieving the Introductory Certificate in Management through the company's TIPS for Good Management training programme.
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Big response from sub-continent
May Gurney's recruitment campaign in India has produced a big response from construction and engineering professionals based there.
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Innovative event for Norfolk teenagers
Teenagers from Hewett High School, City of Norwich School and Caister High School competed against each other earlier this month to find engineering solutions to transporting radioactive waste across an environmentally sensitive area.
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Training team strengthened
May Gurney's commitment to career development and a safe and skilled workforce has been underlined with the appointment of six new members to the training team during 2006.
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Accolade for TIPS training programme
May Gurney's TIPS for good management training programme was Highly Commended at the Eastern Regional National Training Awards, which recognised the programme's great potential and May Gurney's dedication to excellence through training.
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Students engineer place in national final
May Gurney has helped four students from the City of Norwich School to reach a nationwide final after their innovative 'Silt Buster' design - aka 'The Trench Pig' - won a regional engineering competition.
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