Welcome to the DCP newsletter. This is for all people that have a connection with DCP and we hope that you benefit from the content.

 

Projects Won
After a vigorous prequalification and investigation of our construction teams together with references being taken up with our clients, DCP are pleased to announce the securing of the order for West Thames College, Isleworth for Osborne Construction a new client for DCP ltd.

 

We have also continued our established connection with Galliford Try, winning the Partitions order for West Kent College, Tonbridge, Kent, despite fierce competition, Chris Dulley commented on the win by saying “it will be great to work with the client team again as we worked with them on the Leigh Academy at Dartford which was a great success and won the prestigious award given by Times Education supplement.

 

Woolf Construction have awarded further works for our ongoing site in Guernsey, Jamie Wetherall said “the extra package is a testament to our working relationship with the client team”.

 

Charity Support

 

DCP Ltd is sponsoring The 2009 National
Championship for Anglers with Disabilities

 

Date: 27th June 2009
HQ: Woodlands View Fishery, Hay Lane, Hadley,
Droitwich, Worcestershire WR9 0AU
Draw: 08.30 am.
Fishing: 11.00 am to 4.00 pm

 

Thank you to all those that took part.

 

 

 

 

DCP Ltd has also supported The Children’s Trust in Tadworth, Surrey for several years.  Chris Dulley, along with Paul Burgess, host an annual Construction Ball in aid of the charity and to date have raised over £400,000 for the Trust. www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk

 

Kids are the winners as inaugural pro-celebrity fly fishing event raises thousands for charity!

 

Friday June 19th saw Meon Springs trout fishery in Hampshire welcoming over 70 specially invited fly fishers. The event was organised by Chris Dulley Owner and Managing Director of DCP, working with him to make the event extra special were the pro-celebrity captains led by Sir Ian Botham, already a noted celebrity angler with a TV series and book - “Botham on Fishing” under his belt, and Charles Jardine who is probably the pre-eminent fly fisher of his generation.

 

 

Former Wimbledon soccer player and now ITV commentator Robbie Earle was there too, as was Gary Brooker –lead singer of 60’s group Procul Harum (Whiter Shade of Pale) and a regular guest these days in Eric Clapton’s “and friends” line-up. The long-distance travel award went to Liam Botham famous for his cricket and rugby career, who had flown in especially from South Africa that morning to attend the event.
 
The Children’s Trust was the beneficiaries of this money raised provide care, education, therapy and rehabilitation to children with multiple disabilities and complex health needs. The most moving part of the day was when one of their past patients described how the Trust had given him back his life after a road traffic accident in which he was left in a coma and doctors originally diagnosed he would be unable to do anything should he survive.

 

Well done to all and a big thank you for the £1000s raised on the day.

 

www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk

 

Health and Safety  
DCP has recently been awarded CHAS compliance status. This has been a rigorous test by the CHAS Inspectors of DCP’s Health and Safety policy and actions. Also DCP has carried out its twice yearly review of its Health and Safety policy and has introduced activities to strengthen its drive towards reducing accidents to zero.

 

Events Calendar
DCP are holding a Sub contractors evening planned in the early autumn of 2009 for their site based teams. Nick Atkinson said the idea behind these events is that our site teams are integral to our business success. We value their skill and experience, so as part of the support and communication strategy of the company we have invited all our main people to join us to update them on our Health and Safety policies, together with PASMA refresher training. They will get a chance to interact with the management team and exchange ideas on how we can all achieve better safety on site and seek innovation, and to have an insight into the way we see the company direction.

 

Training

 

As part of our continual professional development, training is paramount and the following have just completed training:

 

Richard Stubbs		Site Managers Safety Training Scheme
Andrew Foster		Site Managers Safety Training Scheme, First Aid at Work, NVQ Level 4 and PASMA
Chris Dulley		Health & Safety for Directors
Colin Myall		Site Managers Safety Training Scheme, NVQ Level 3, PASMA
Jamie Wetherall		Health & Safety for Directors
Carole Bailey		Financial Planning and Management
Phil Mackie		Site Managers Safety Training Scheme and PASMA