info@cbul.uk Home About us What we do SHEQ Customer Case Studies News Contact us Wellbeing The wellbeing of our people is critical to our success. We want healthy happy people and endeavour to provide a culture and environment for our people that helps them to be fitter and more motivated and actually enjoy working for us. Our Managing Director sits on the Southern Water Wellbeing Steering Group and we have two Wellbeing Ambassadors representing us within Southern Water. Through the Southern Water Wellbeing programme and some of our own initiatives we seek to ensure that our employees feel that as an employer we are caring and supportive. We want every one of our employees to feel that they matter. Providing everyone with the support they need we endeavour to help with the wellbeing of all our personnel and improve their work life balance. As a result, we hope that our staff will be happier and therefore will deliver improved business performance along with a reduction in sickness caused by work related stress. We seek to provide improved education to employees on what wellbeing is and what it means to them. This education is delivered through a variety of means including e-mails, the internet, correspondence to home, meetings, workshops, leaflets and other literature. Cappagh Browne Utilities is registered with The Workplace Wellbeing Charter which provides a methodology for employers to demonstrate their commitment to the health and wellbeing of their workforce. The Charter guides employers on how to make their workplaces a supportive and productive environment in which their employees can flourish. Latest news Southern Water moves sewer monitoring into the cloud January 3, 2017 Cappagh Browne achieves bronze FORS standard January 3, 2017 Southern Water posts ‘Record’ SIM score January 3, 2017 Recent Works Copyright 2016 Cappagh Browne Utilities | All Rights Reserved

info@cbul.uk Home About us What we do SHEQ Customer Case Studies News Contact us Water Connections & Diversions In addition to clean water repairs and maintenance work, both Cappagh Contractors and J Browne Construction have undertaken various water connection and diversion projects for different water companies. J Browne became Thames Water’s largest connections contractor in AMP4 (2005 – 2010) starting in North East London but extending in to North West London and subsequently taking over all of South London. This contract was worth £12m per annum and having taken over work from three previous contractors, J Browne saw the contract through to the end of AMP4. Latest news Southern Water moves sewer monitoring into the cloud January 3, 2017 Cappagh Browne achieves bronze FORS standard January 3, 2017 Southern Water posts ‘Record’ SIM score January 3, 2017 Recent Works Copyright 2016 Cappagh Browne Utilities | All Rights Reserved