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WHAT’S NEW? Amulet Charms Gazprom


For Security Contract Amulet, the specialist intelligence- led security division of Churchill Services Group, has been chosen by Gazprom Marketing and Trading as its preferred security provider.


Amulet was selected following a competitive tender process carried out by GVA and will see the company provide main security and post room services across both Gazprom’s central London European headquarters and Surrey locations. The news comes just two weeks after Amulet’s successful launch.


Darren Read, Managing Director of Amulet, commented: “We are delighted to have been awarded such a prestigious contract by Gazprom Energy. It is fantastic to have this opportunity to develop our service with a globally recognised company who share our passion for new ideas, new technologies, and new processes.”


construction consultancy, Ingleton Wood provides a wide range of services across the majority of industry sectors including commercial, health, education, residential and community.


BoilerMag Delivers Successful Heating System Protection


CPD for Ingleton Wood Ingleton Wood is the latest company to have received BoilerMag’s Continuing Professional Development course on best practice for heating system protection. As a multi-disciplinary property and


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The CPD course on best practice for heating system protection was delivered by Bernard Barrett, BoilerMag’s Specification Sales Manager and is aimed at industry professionals including architects, specifiers and building consultants. As one of the leading manufacturers of commercial and industrial boiler filters, BoilerMag visited the Ingleton Wood offices, where the CPD course was very well received by five engineers.


Antony Brown, Mechanical Engineer at Ingleton Wood said: “The content of the CPD course on heating system protection was very useful. Bernie had a great delivery style and was evidently a very knowledgeable presenter. Ongoing professional development is of great importance to the team at Ingleton Wood, therefore


we welcomed the opportunity to learn more about best practices for improving heating system efficiency. Highly recommended.”


The presentation aims to give an explanation of the best practice for heating system protection, including the reasons and causes for protecting a heating system; what methods to use; and what the current regulations are. Sections include; improving the efficiency of heating systems, chemical cleaning and power flushing, and chemical inhibitors. The importance of controlling contamination such as magnetite and scale is also be covered, as well as general principles of best practice for heating system protection.


Contribute to your annual CPD requirement and sign up for the BoilerMag “Heating System Protection: Overview of Best Practice” seminar today by calling 0114 225 0624, emailing service@boilermag.com.


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Peter Jackson, Facilities Services Manager at Gazprom Marketing & Trading, added: “We are looking forward to working with Amulet in delivering a first-class security and post room service across our business.”


Gazprom Marketing & Trading is a wholly owned subsidiary of


the Gazprom group of companies, the world's largest gas producer and one of the world's largest energy companies. The company aims to build a unique environment of excellence, providing the world with innovative energy solutions.


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