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Heatrae Sadia delighted to achieve international energy standard


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eatrae Sadia has bolstered its commitment to energy efficiency and


sustainability aſter achieving a worldwide standard for managing its energy use across its business operations and product portfolio. The electrical heating manufacturer is one of a


few UK businesses to have become certified for this highly prestigious accreditation under the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) 50001, which sets out a formal energy management system. Certified companies must create and maintain a management system that demonstrates that they can measure and monitor their energy consumption and use action plans to actively improve energy efficiency. The framework of requirements includes setting targets and using data to better understand and make decisions about energy use, creating a continual culture of improvement. As part of the process, Heatrae Sadia has appointed an energy team, led by a dedicated manager, which is tasked with monitoring and


driving improvement throughout every part of the business. By securing the standard, Heatrae Sadia has


moved a significant step closer to complying with the Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme (ESOS), which will be mandatory from 5 December 2015 and is a requirement of the EU Energy Efficiency Directive (2012).


The news means that Heatrae Sadia now holds


four internationally recognised standards, having already achieved ISO9001 for quality management, ISO14001 for environmental impact, and OHSAS 18001 for Occupational Health & Safety. Paul Rivett, managing director at Heatrae Sadia,


said: “This is a great achievement for our business and our customers too. We are committed to designing and manufacturing products that are smarter and cleaner through the continuous development of our people, and processes to help our customers feel warmer.”


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Marshall Tuff Legs runners raise £3,200 for children’s hospice


£3,200 for Demelza hospice for children, aſter completing the Hastings Half Marathon. The Marshall Tuff Legs squad – Hannah Hayler,


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Josh Hayler, Rachael White, Annette Fry, Helen Munday, Lawrence Glaze and Joe Johnson – raced home in times ranging from 1hr 54 minutes to 2hrs 23 minutes. Demelza Hospice Care for Children is a charity that supports life-limited children in East Sussex, where cable and energy management specialist Marshall-Tufflex is based. Julie Brett, Demelza community fundraiser said:


“Raising over £3,000 is a fantastic achievement that will go a long way in helping us provide hospice care for children and families in desperate need of our support. I'd like to say a huge thank you to the Marshall Tuff Legs team and to everyone who supported them.” Marshall-Tufflex management accountant Hannah Hayler, who is running the London Marathon in April for Demelza, trained the squad, some from scratch, over five months and was delighted with their performances: “I am lost for words, I'm so proud of everything they have achieved. Seeing them cheer each other on was


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arshall-Tufflex’s magnificent seven long distance runners raised more than


amazing and very emotional; words cannot explain how proud I am of each one of them.” The event was particularly poignant for Hannah and her son Josh, 17, an apprentice energy management technician at Marshall-Tufflex. At the age of three years Josh was diagnosed with Perthes Disease, a childhood disorder affecting the hip joint.


Hannah said: “I was told by doctors that he


would be disabled by his Perthes Disease and would never excel in sports. So for him to even run that distance is a miracle but to do it in 1hr 54 minutes is totally awesome. My overall highlight of the day was running the whole way with him. He is a miracle.” To support Hannah’s London Marathon run visit: www.justgiving.com/Marshall-tufflegs


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