Herald - Issue 396

Page 16 • The HERALD • 8th October 2020 v SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES v The Square, Fawley, Southampton SO45 1DD T: 023 8112 3112 E: office@zebra-ltd.co.uk All Plumbing Works Undertaken Full Bathroom Installation Any Toilet Fix £75 Fully Insured Free Quotes No Job Too Big or Too Small PLUMBING & BATHROOMS Todd Beverley Carpentry Services Quality workmanship with over 20 years experience All Household Carpentry Undertaken including: • Kitchen/Bathroom/Bedroom fitting • Purpose Built Cupboards and Wardrobes • Internal/External Door Hanging • Solid/Laminate Flooring • Window Renovation • Decking For a friendly & reliable service you can trust call: Tel: 023 8086 0969 Mobile: 07941 021558 SOLENT SKIP HIRE FOR ALL YOUR COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC WASTE MINI ~ MIDI ~ MAXI EXTRA REACH VEHICLES WE COVER YOUR AREA 023 8066 0123 Email: solent.skiphire@btconnect.com Trant Engineering wins National Safety Award for 32nd Consecutive Year A multi-disciplinary contractor working in high- risk environments has been presented with an internationally recognised safety award - for the 32nd consecutive year. Trant Engineering, which works at Fawley oil re nery, has won the Construction Engineering Industry Sector award in the 2020 occupational health and safety awards by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). e rm is the only other company in the UK, along with ExxonMobil, to have achieved that record number of accolades for demonstrating high health and safety standards. In its 62nd year and headquartered at Rushington, near the Waterside, Trant Engineering employs 1,000 people and is involved in complex infrastructure projects in the energy, nuclear, oil and gas, defence and process & water industries. Gerry Somers, Trant Engineering’s Managing Director UK, said: “We relentlessly pursue and benchmark best practice in health and safety – in challenging, high-risk industries there can be no margin for error because the consequences could be life-changing or fatal. The RoSPA accolade, our 32nd consecutive one, is an achievement which is shared by all our staff across the UK and internationally.” most sought-after global accolades in health and safety. RoSPA wants every employee, wherever they are, to work safe in the knowledge that they will be going home unharmed and healthy at the end of every day.” Trant Engineering has also twice been named the best in Great Britain for looking a er the safety of its sta ; the Sir George Earle Trophy is RoSPA’s top accolade. Nearly 2,000 entrants vie each year to achieve the highest possible accolade in what is the UK’s longest- running health and safety industry award. Julia Small, RoSPA’s head of quali cations, awards and events, said: “The RoSPA Awards scheme is the longest- running of its kind in the UK, but it receives entries from organisations around the world, making it one of the Trant Engineering’s health and safety team outside the multi-disciplinary contractor’s head office near Southampton. Pictured in front with colleagues, and with the trophy from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), are Gerry Somers, left, Trant Engineering’s Managing Director UK, and David Foster, head of Safety, Health, Environment and Quality at the firm. Trant Engineering has been awarded its 32nd consecutive award by RoSPA. Hythe and Dibden Hospital Plans Approved local people including outpatients, therapy and diagnostic services as well as specialist community dentistry. West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group has worked closely with local people, the Hospital League of Friends, e Royal British Legion, the Parish Council, local churches and community groups to ensure the design of the building is modern, t for purpose and re ects its strong local heritage and important place in history as a war memorial. Works on site are due to start from the end of September 2020 with a provisional completion date for May 2022. e majority of services currently provided at the hospital will continue running as normal throughout the construction period, but in the event of any disruption, patients will be kept informed and, where necessary, redirected to alternative locations. GP, Dr Sarah Scho eld, Clinical Chairman of West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group, said: “We’re really excited to be taking these final steps in the redevelopment of Hythe and Dibden War Memorial Hospital. We would like to thank the local community and the League of Friends for all their hard work and support in now making this a reality.” Susan Swa er, Regional Partnership Director (South East) for NHS Property Services, said: “The efforts of NHS Property Services, West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group and other local partners will enable the delivery of a modern, start-of-the-art, sustainable healthcare facility which will be flexible and fit for purpose, both now and for future generations.” John Carr, Chairman of the Hospital League of Friends, said: “This is such good news for the local community and has been long awaited. We are so pleased that we can now progress with the construction of the building which will continue to provide a variety of much valued clinical services and maintain its importance as the war memorial.” NHS West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group and NHS Property Services are delighted to con rm that approval has been given to proceed with the building of the new Hythe and Dibden War Memorial Hospital delivering a new state of the art hospital for the community. The new hospital will provide a range of health and wellbeing services for