We have just kickstarted our Employability Programme with Work Integration Network #WIN and Mayor of London. The first session started off with a mixed group of young adults keen to get an insight on the roles and prospects of the construction industry. This session started off with an overview of the Employability Programme, introductions from Rommell Wallace and the DSG team – Eibhlin Flynn Head of Client Relations & Business Development, Ruairí Coffey Health, Safety and Wellbeing Manager and the CSR and Marketing team Sheraye Olive and manager Brooke Parsons. This workshop helped warm everyone up for the programme as well as being packed full of interactive activities helping to identify each participants individual leadership style, understanding how to enhance individual strengths and highlighting areas of their leadership styles that can be developed.
We are absolutely delighted to finish our week off by receiving our certification for ISO 44001. ISO’s International Standard for business collaboration, ISO 44001, helps organisations get the most out of working together.At Danny Sullivan Group Collaboration is one of our core company values and is extremely important to the successful relationships we have built over the past 30 years. To receive this certification is the icing on the cake and we look forward to many more working partnerships and opportunities for collaboration.
We are absolutely delighted to finish our week off by receiving our certification for ISO 44001. ISO’s International Standard for business collaboration, ISO 44001, helps organisations get the most out of working together.At Danny Sullivan Group Collaboration is one of our core company values and is extremely important to the successful relationships we have built over the past 30 years. To receive this certification is the icing on the cake and we look forward to many more working partnerships and opportunities for collaboration.
A few weeks ago, we launched our official Charity of the Year Partnership with The National Brain Appeal who support The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery.
Our Operations Manager, Noel Burns, is on the road delivering Christmas donations. First stop is The National Brain Appeal to donate a John Lewis & Partners Festive Fireside Christmas Hamper for their charity Christmas Raffle. We look forward to continuing our partnership in 2021!
Danny Sullivan Group enjoyed volunteering for the Balfour Beatty plc VINCI Construction & The Skills Builder Partnership Essential Skills Summit with Year 9 students at President Kennedy School in Coventry.
Students were able to ask a variety of questions about how the 8 essential skills including; listening, speaking, problem solving, creativity, staying positive, aiming high, leadership and teamwork, relate to the world of construction.
The students were a joy to speak with and we hope to offer some virtual work experience for them in the future. Thank you Shilpi Akbar for the invitation.
Our Operations Director, Maurice OMahoney and Operations Manager, Noel Burns spent Friday carrying out engagement tours with staff on the London sites where we operate.Through teamwork we achieve the extraordinary and to build a strong team it’s important to have good craic!
Our Managing Director, Timothy O Sullivan and Chairperson, Danny O’Sullivan met with Ioan Ardelean yesterday to thank him for his heroic response to a robbery, whilst working on Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure, Old Street site.
Ioan, was working on the concourse, when he noticed a blind woman was making her way through the pedestrian area, he spotted two members of the general public trying to go in her bag to steal what they could. Ioan immediately rushed over to intervene and the two men ran off with nothing. The two men were later arrested by police and Ioan was thanked by the police and site.
Incredible response by Ioan, going above and beyond his role to care for the safety of others – well done, we are all very proud!
Our team at DSG made contact with Shaftsbury High School to see if we could assist with their school meals campaign during half-term.
We donated to help 100 families, so that young people with their own challenges in everyday life can be supported over the half term period and also this Christmas.
The school informed us that the money raised will not only help Shaftsbury High but also three other special needs schools in the Harrow area.
