We are pleased to share with our customers that we have successfully renewed our CHAS accreditation for the coming year. CHAS (The Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme) was developed in 1997 in order to improve health and safety standards across the UK. It is not a legal requirement, but helps to reassure customers (current […]
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AUGUST NEWSLETTER: Fabrication Flashback – BS EN 1090-1 certification!
Welcome to another edition of the Fabrication Flashback Newsletter! August was another busy month for us, with exciting workshop projects and colleagues rallying to support charity fundraising. This time it was Debbie from our accounts team who lit up Nottingham’s streets with friends, walking to support loved ones! We were proud to back Debbie by sponsoring her – […]
A Nostalgic Look Back: Old Photos and Fond Memories from a Former Colleague
Earlier this month, we were taken by surprise when an old colleague got in touch and shared a collection of vintage photos of our workshop and yard. He completed a placement with Yates Engineering during 1996-1997 while attending Reasheath College and fondly recalls his time with us. He expressed how those early experiences remain meaningful […]
From Weathered to Wow: Custom Aluminium Table Brings New Life to Patio
We love receiving photographs from happy customers. A local gentleman approached us to replace their weathered wooden outdoor table top, with a durable aluminium counterpart. The customer had rescued the original legs and together we discussed a solution that would complement and enhance their outdoor space! The finished table has now been assembled and the […]
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Keeping Plant Machinery Moving with On Site Welding Repairs
Did you see the light show over Nottinghamshire last night? The lightning was absolutely off the scale, spectacular to watch and with it came a serious deluge of rain, which of course, we all need. Thankfully, things are a little quieter on the weather front today! While the skies have cleared, our engineers are busy […]
