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Steve Vick International achieve both Constructionline and ISO Accreditation
Steve Vick International (SVI) are delighted to have recently gained not one, but two highly acclaimed accreditations; ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management Systems, as well as Constructionline Gold.
SVI are committed to achieving and adhering to industry-recognised standards in all areas including health and safety, quality, environmental protection and training and qualifications.
The ISO14000 family of standards and the Constructionline standards provide practical tools for companies and organizations of all kinds looking to manage their responsibilities. Using the frameworks provided, Gary
MacAlister, QHSE Manager for SVI, has been able to design and implement effective systems to ensure that SVI meet the required standards.
Sean Noonan, Operations Director for Steve Vick International said:
“The Board of Directors and all the staff at SVI are committed to ensuring the availability of natural resources for future generations. We are therefore delighted to have achieved the ISO 14001:2015 accreditation and to be recognised for our commitment to high environmental standards. We are also pleased to have received the Constructionline accreditation this year, which shows our
Happy Retirement
It is with sad news that we have to say a fond farewell to two long term employees who have both retired this month.
Dave Fletcher, who many of our suppliers will know as our Stores Manager at Head Office, has now retired after 22 years with the company. Dave has been a vital role in the growth of our stores, not only at Head Office, but across the depots. Having grown from a small family company to one of the largest suppliers of drainage and jetting ancillaries in the UK, Jetchem now runs 6 depots nationwide which stock supplies for almost any aspect of drainage. Having worked in the industry for many years, Dave new almost every part and his knowledge was invaluable in making the company what it is today. Everyone at jetchem and Superjet wish him a well earned and happy retirement.
Kevin Troughton, joined us in 2000 as our General Manager, bringing his knowledge of the industry to help expand the company from only three depots at the time to the six nationwide depots we operate today. Kevin has played an important role in running the company from Head Office, not only supporting and ensuring every employee was happy but also pushing the company forward. Once again everyone would like to
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previously been in the industry for over twelve years. Claire’s knowledge of the various departments within jetchem will be a great asset in taking the company forward.
“I have enjoyed working in my various roles at Jetchem and eager to help move the company forward and on to new and exciting projects“.
Dave Fletcher
commitment to Health and Safety. We hope that being ISO 14001 accredited and Constructionline accredited will assure our clients that we are fully compliant and operating responsibly.”
thank Kevin and wish him all the best in his retirement.
Taking on the role of Stores Manager will be Sean Travers. Sean joined us in November 2020 and was excited to be taking on the challenge “Having previously worked in a busy stores environment I am looking forward to bringing my knowledge and expertise to the new role and continuing to offer a great spares and parts service to all our customers“.
We would also like to welcome Claire Jackson as the new General Manager. Claire has worked for Jetchem in various roles over the seven years with the company, having
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Both appointments are part of Jetchem and Superjet’s continued expansion, with several new positions coming available. Should you be interested in being part of this continued growth and joining an exciting and passionate company please forward your CV to our Head Office.
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