BSEE NEWS
Morris & Spottiswood scores hat‐ trick with Bannatyne Health Clubs
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K-wide fit out firm Morris & Spottiswood has secured three high-profile refurbishment contracts with health club and fitness chain the Bannatyne Group.
The firm, which has offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Warrington and Leeds has already completed phases 1-3 on its first project at the Bannatyne health club in Kingsford Park, Colchester.
It has secured two further projects at the Bannatyne health club’s in Chingford and Crewe both involving new build extensions and widescale refurbishment works. Morris & Spottiswood Operations Manager Kevin Harnick said the contracts demonstrate the firm’s growing presence in the leisure and health sectors, supporting further work across housing, education, retail and commercial markets.
“We have already completed a large portion of work at the Colchester club with the first three phases of the project now ready
for use,” he said. “Work included a transformation of the former reception area into a nail bar, along with full refurbishment of existing toilets.
“Another phase of the project involved the creation of a retail space to allow for the installation of an Elemis treatment area. All work was delivered on time and to budget. These facilities will help support the expansive gym floor which offers brand new functional training including the Omnia 8, along with a sauna, spa pool and cafe bar.”
Further projects at Bannatyne health clubs in Chingford and Crewe will include new build extensions to existing gym areas to create a range of spa facilities, including treatment rooms, relaxation rooms and nail bars. Bannatyne Group Chief Executive, Justin Musgrove, said: “We’re pleased to be working with Morris & Spottiswood on these three significant projects, which are part of a major investment programme being undertaken across our whole portfolio.”
Going for gold with the CIPHE Apprentice Awards 2017
Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE) Apprentice Awards 2017. Created to celebrate those who have found their true vocation in the plumbing and heating sector, the awards are offering a £500 prize in each category as well as a special Awards Event later this year. The awards are open to anyone of any age, gender
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pprentices have until July 31 to enter the
Entries are open for the following awards: uHeating – sponsored by the Heating and
Hotwater Industry Council (HHIC)
or background, who is studying a bona fide qualification that will lead to an NVQ/SVQ in Plumbing/Heating
Engineering. Entry is open to CIPHE members and non- members.
uPlumbing – sponsored by the Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA)
uVulnerability – sponsored by the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE) The awards entry form can be downloaded from the CIPHE website:
http://www.ciphe.org.uk/professional-members/apprentice-2017/
Young designers learn about approaches to natural and mechanical cooling
CIBSE’s Young Engineers Network (YEN) have attended a Toshiba CPD on Mechanical and Natural Cooling Systems. The event took place at Cundall’s highly sustainable offices next to St Paul’s Cathedral. It was attended by members of the London section of CIBSE’s YEN, as part of its ongoing training and professional development events. The presentation, by Toshiba’s Val Belz and Jason Batt, included an overview of natural cooling and ventilation systems, air and water-based technology, direct expansion systems, the refrigeration cycle, types of compressors, and an insight into the efficiency and performance benefits of twin rotary compressors. David Mather, Senior Mechanical Engineer with Peter Brett Associates LLP, Reading, and Vice
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p-and-coming building services designers from
Improved waste handling
facility keeps SE businesses clean, safe and operational
nvironmental services provider, Adler & Allan, has expanded and upgraded its facility in Rainham, East London, to provide improved waste management and disposal, emergency response (covering, flooding, spills and fuel delivery), and asset resilience solutions for tanks, drains and separators. Located on the A13 and close to the M25, customers from London, Essex, Kent and East Anglia can access the site. The latest development increases Adler & Allan’s hazardous waste capacity, improves access and allows for flexible opening times. A new quarantine facility with lab analysis for unknown wastes has been incorporated, as well as a lounge and refreshment area for drivers.
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Alan Scrafton, Head of Marketing for Adler & Allan, said: "Rainham's expansion and upgrade is an exciting development that should help businesses in the area better manage their waste and maintain their assets, with disasters dealt with quickly, and essential equipment, such as tanks and separators, kept in good working order."
Jaga appoints new MD and five team members
ventilation solutions has appointed Claire Owen as Managing Director, along with five new team members in sales and customer services. Owen is no stranger to Jaga, having previously been the company’s Financial Controller for 12 years. She said: “I am delighted to be returning to the Jaga fold, where I can inject fresh ideas and renewed vigour into the company to drive sales and strengthen its position in the HVAC market.”
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New sales division staff include Liz Fake, who joins from Geberit and will cover the East of England and North London; Jim Glass, who joins from QRL Radiator Group and who will offer support in Scotland; and
Chairman of the National CIBSE YEN Committee, said: “The CPD on Mechanical and Natural Cooling Systems, sponsored and presented by Toshiba and supported by Cundall, gave a valuable and informative overview of different systems, and set the scene for a look at various compressor technologies.” He added: “The Q&A session provoked debate amongst the cross-practice audience. In particular, this led to an interesting discussion on the future of refrigerant selection for systems, with the perspectives of policy makers, manufacturers and
uVal Belz of Toshiba presents to the CIBSE Young Engineers Network.
specifiers all considered.” Cundall’s new London office at One Carter Lane is the first building in Europe to achieve WELL Certification through the WELL Building Standard. The aim was to create a practical
expression of the company’s long-standing focus on sustainability and wellbeing. The Toshiba presentation is part of a programme of CIBSE-approved CPD modules.
For details of CPD courses email
neil.hitching@toshiba-ac.com 6 BUILDING SERVICES & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER JULY 2017
aga Heating Products UK, the manufacturer of heating and
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ABB named Manufacturer of the Year
ABB has won Manufacturer of the Year at the Motion Control Industry (MCI) awards. The award recognises ABB’s
commitment to developing variable speed drive (VSD) and electric motor technologies and services that save energy, improve productivity and reduce plant downtime across all motor-driven applications in all industries. It was the second in as many months for ABB, which won Supplier of the Year at the Pump Industry Awards.
NG Bailey appoints new IT Services
Managing Director Peter Jones has joined NG Bailey as Managing Director of the IT Services division, following the retirement of predecessor, Bob Dunnett, at the end of May. Jones, who joined the company from G4S, will report to Chief Executive, David Hurcomb, and lead the division which specialises in the design, supply, installation, management and
maintenance of voice, data and structured cabling solutions to contracting, enterprise and public sector clients.
BRE Academy recruits Head
uJaga’s new Managing Director, Claire Owen.
Darren Howat, who returns to Jaga from QRL Radiator Group to cover the South East and South London. The new customer service staff are Maitie Wright and Chris Wright.
Mitsubishi Electric sponsors BMW PGA Championship for the fourth year running
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itsubishi Electric and its customers enjoyed the
fantastic weather at the BMW PGA
Championship, Europe’s flagship golfing tournament, at the Wentworth Club in Surrey last month.
The company was the official Cooling and Heating partner of the tournament and Mitsubishi Electric Europe and key customers
also took part in the Pro-Am competition, held on the eve of the tournament on Wednesday 24 May. “The partnership with the BMW PGA Championship gives us a fantastic
opportunity to showcase our brand to a huge audience, both at the course and watching on television,” explained Mitsubishi Electric Living Environmental Systems Commercial Director, Donald Daw.
of eLearning As part of its ongoing expansion of online courses, BRE Academy, the training and lifelong learning division of BRE has appointed Darren Ardeman as Head of eLearning. He joins from start-up DLA, which specialises in the delivery of regulatory, introductory and developmental learning and development opportunities.
Energy Assets Group snaps up
Dragon and UDN Energy Assets Group has acquired Northampton- based Dragon Group, to help fulfil its goal of being a nationwide multi-utility network designer, constructor and operator serving the residential and industrial/commercial market sectors. The transaction, which includes Dragon’s Utility Distribution Networks (UDN), adds an iDNO (Independent Distribution Network Operator) licence to Energy Assets’ Independent Gas Transporter (iGT)
accreditation, enabling the Group to accelerate its gas and electricity network operator product offering, nationally.
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