46 APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS; STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS
TT Pumps gains ISO 14001:2015 during lockdown
drainage and effluents, so the environment is of paramount importance. The company is very fortunate in being located in a rural location at Woore, South Cheshire on a 6-acre site with more than half the site being green natural space, having a small lake, woodland which being expanded by annual planting of British tree species, a further 250 trees were planted in early 2020. To endorse the company’s environmental ambitions the directors felt that it was appropriate to gain ISO14001. The initial plan of getting full ISO14001
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for early 2020 was put into total disarray by the Coronavirus epidemic, so much of the work had already been done during 2019 it was disappointing that completion would be delayed. After some discussion with LRQA it was realised that not all was lost and that
he environment has always been important to T-T as much of its business is involved with pumping
much of the final qualification could be done remotely. During early 2020 much of the detailed work was completed, only necessitating one surveillance visit to complete the process allowing T-T to gain the valued accreditation in the summer of 2020. The accreditation will allow the company to continue with its environmental policy
Concord by Sylvania joins Made in Britain organisation. Highly
Concord by Sylvania has joined the Made in Britain®
respected architectural lighting brand, Made in Britain brings together the British manufacturing community, united
by the registered collective mark, which has protected status and can only be used by members. Concord focuses on delivering lighting solutions to meet the needs of architects and lighting designers. Its innovative portfolio is one of the most comprehensive on the market, encompassing track and spot, downlights, ambient lighting, recessed and linear solutions for a variety of application segments.
0800 440 2478
www.sylvania-lighting.com/en-gb/concord Cavitray and Roof Abutment Ventilation
With an airflow rating of 25,000 mm² per running metre, the Type RAV-FL Roof Abutment Ventilator from Cavity Trays of Yeovil opens like a book to permit direct fixing into a timber upstand battened off the wall. When the Type RAV-FL is then closed, its higher section is secured directly to the wall and receives the flashing over-dressing from the cavitray at higher level. The
resultant detail satisfies ventilation and damp control measures demanded within the Building Regulations.
01935 474769
www.cavitytrays.com
while helping meet environmental regulations, improve efficiency and environmental performance. Big thanks to LRQA for their positive
attitude in helping T-T gaining this important accreditation.
01630-647200
www.ttpumps.com New sales & marketing personnel
Domus Ventilation has appointed two new members to the ever growing team, Russell Beardsworth as specification sales manager for the Midlands/North England, and Megan Bennett as senior marketing executive. Russell’s experience as both a project and key
account manager at Xpelair and Vortice, and his work in developing the latter’s specification range, made him an ideal candidate for Domus Ventilation. Megan may be new to the ventilation industry, but her marketing skills are tried and tested. Megan has spent the last eleven years in various marketing roles.
www.domusventilation.co.uk Norbord helps create dream homes
Creator of beautiful dream homes, GMDL is a family-run architecture and construction company which features Norbord products in most of its projects. This impressive building features market- leading CaberDek which has a tough, waterproof and slip-resistant film. This protects the panels for up to 42 days –
from laying the flooring to fixing the roof when laid in accordance with fitting instructions using CaberFix Pro. SterlingOSB Zero OSB 3 was used for the walls, timber frame kit, roof and internal racking.
www.norbord.co.uk/housebuilders
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