Congratulations to Hardyal, recently awarded a greencard for his commendable demonstration of Health and Safety practices on site.

Keep up the good work!

Our Fire Protection Divison have picked up another award as subcontractor of the Quarter for their dedication to quality and health and safety standards on site.

We’re excited to share our latest endeavour – a sustainability campaign that’s designed to make a meaningful difference, driven just by a commitment to do what’s right.

At J Coffey, we take immense pride in our work’s positive impact on our colleagues, clients and the communities we work within; but we’re equally conscious of our industry’s environmental footprint.
From materials to waste, we’re always rethinking how we work with our clients and partners on sites to develop towards a greener future as the norm.
Although the construction industry has made progress in sustainability, we know there’s still lots to do. We are continuing to become a leading contractor in the transformation of how we build, renovate and operate in the built environment.
We embrace the responsibility to drive change in our supply chains, introduce best practices on our sites and offer dynamic solutions to our clients.

Objective: This campaign aims to emphasise to all sites the significant impact of our small decisions on sustainability.
Targets:
– 1,000+ hours of focused training
– On-site training with Tool Box Talks and using selected resources from the
Supply Chain Sustainability school.
– Creation and promotion of 12 unique case studies during this campaign,
focusing on innovation, best practice, and human impact.
-Create four more “Sunflower” sites, continuing to raise awareness and provide training around hidden disabilities to create a more inclusive environment for our work colleagues.

Make sure to check out the great work of the sunflower scheme at: What is the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower? (https://hdsunflower.com/)

Watch this space for more updates!

After stripping out a recent project J Coffey delivered and installed over £4,500 worth of units and materials to local charity Saint Pancras Community Association. This donation will greatly benefit the charity and have a positive impact on the environment.

Angela, director of the charity commented “All of us at Saint Pancras Community Association are really grateful to J Coffey Construction for reaching out with a generous donation from their local project. This help will make a huge difference to the running of our organisation.”

JCC collaborated with the Young Brent Foundation and Old Oak / Park Royal Development Corp to assist in the cleanup of Harlesden Canalside and restore an old boat called ‘The John Lyon’.

This initiative aims to provide a venue for local kids to engage in after-school activities and various recreational pursuits, benefiting the community as a whole.

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Congratulations!

Finton, Denis, and Kaloyan have recently been acknowledged for their exceptional dedication and meticulousness in ensuring health and safety on site.

This recognition is well-deserved and serves as a testament to their commitment to keeping their teams safe on site.

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J Coffey Infrastructure were crowned champions for their brilliant use of HVO fuel and electric powered equipment at Old Street. Our esteemed client, Morgan Sindall Group plc, acknowledged that we have established high standards for the future.

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J Coffey are proud to be part of the Supply Chain Sustainability School’s Modern Slavery Group, which drives a common approach to identifying, preventing, mitigating and remediating modern slavery risks and labour exploitation. 🤝

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Our Infrastructure team has achieved a recent triumph at the Balfour Beatty plc Awards, being bestowed with the “Health and Wellbeing Award”.

The team was recognised for their innovative “inflatable pub” which facilitated the gathering of attendees at the annual Balfour Beatty touch rugby event.

Thanks to sales efforts, we were able to contribute over £1,500 to the designated charitable organizations affiliated with Balfour Beatty, namely the British Heart Foundation, MS Society, CATCH, Shekinah, Zoe’s Place – Baby Hospice, and LCR Cares.

Sean and Thomas conducted a visit to Brixton prison to meet pre-release individuals interested in pursuing a career in construction.

They presented a comprehensive overview of the sector, generating significant interest among the participants.

This morning’s safety stand down at Powergate Data Centre with Mace was a huge success. We celebrated an impressive milestone of 250,000 hours without any Lost Time Incidents.

We would like to give a special mention to our lead traffic marshall Patrick Morrison and crane supervisor Billy Brant. Their dedication to safety and commitment to their roles have earned them well-deserved safety awards.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this achievement possible.

Thank You!

Shoutout to Sigitas and Aidas for their unwavering commitment to safety on site. Their positive attitude towards safety has a ripple effect on other workers, making our site a safer place to work. Keep up the great work!

Last week Charlie and Eric joined the J Coffey team on work experience. Visiting HS2 at Old Oak Common, viaduct installation at Colne Valley, tidal defence refurbishment at Canvey Island and redevelopment at Stonecutter Court, Millenium Bridge House and 81 Newgate Street.

They both enjoyed the experience and commented, it was a “… great introduction to the variety of roles and projects within the industry.

We would like to extend a sincere thank you to all of our valued supply chain and industry colleagues who joined us for our annual golf day last Friday.

Although the rain fell, spirits were high and Kathleen’s whiskey cake kept everyone fuelled for the ‘long walk’ round. With donations still rolling in we have smashed out £10k target and will announce full details of monies donated to charity at a later date.

Congratulations to all teams who brought home silverware on the day.

Huge Congratulations to our very own Danny Newland, on winning the Forward Trust Volunteer Award. Danny is a site manager with J Coffey Infrastructure and has been with us for 3 years. An excellent team player and site manager he goes above and beyond to help others.

Danny noted…” someone helped me change my life… they shared their experience, strength and hope and allowed me to see there was a chance to change if I was willing to take action. I have had the opportunity to work with so many others and give back what was freely given to me. To see others who have no hope, get a complete new way of living and their lives reassembled.”

Danny is a true inspiration and we are proud to have him as part of our team.

Joining forces with ISG, our teams pulled together and collected over 7 boxes of food donations for the Westminister food bank.

These donations will help boost supplies ahead of the summer holiday demand. Thank you to all who contributed.

Emma downed tools on site last week and took a walk down memory lane. Revisiting her old school, she handed over toys that were purchased as part of a fundraising effort at our project at Canvey Island.

Our Plant team were on hand at the recent Begbroke Science Park open day to showcase our electric excavator to the kids on the day.

Jake now says he wants to become a plant operator when he grows up – “When my feet can touch the floor”

Well done to Danielle and Lee on their awards from Balfour Beatty plc.

Danielle, commended for her team leadership skills and attention to detail on site.

Lee’s dedication to safety on site and his work ethic in general has been consistent since the start of the job.