Home Who We Are What We Do Business Info Environment & Society Careers Contact News Environment & Society As a company, we're all too aware of the potential impact our operations can have on the environment and local communities. That's why we strive to ensure we give things back to our society, by donating time, materials and sometimes money to truly worthy causes. School Liaison We carry out numerous engineering workshops and site visits with schools close to our construction sites to educate young people about civil engineering. Take a look at our education section to see how your school could benefit. One Group Foundation Sustainability Education Modern Slavery Statement icons by flaticon.com

Home Who We Are What We Do Business Info Environment & Society Careers Contact News Introducing #OurTakeOn Today we’re launching the #OurTakeOn campaign. The construction industry is facing some tough questions at the moment. Questions around health & wellbeing, diversity, collaboration, innovation and technology. Over the coming months we’ll be discussing some of these challenges with the people who live and breathe construction every single day. The first in the series, Health & Wellbeing will be released on Wednesday, but in the meantime, here’s a reminder of what we’re all about… #OutTakeOn #Blue&Yellow #Construction #CivilEngineering Modern Slavery Statement icons by flaticon.com

Home Who We Are What We Do Business Info Environment & Society Careers Contact News Jackson completes works at Welches Dam Pumping Station Jackson have completed works at Welches Dam Pumping Station, as part of the £27m Ouse Washes flood defence scheme on behalf of the Environment Agency. The existing bridge at Welches Dam was unsuitable for the construction plant needed, due to its low weight limit and narrow width. The team installed a wider bridge across the discharge chamber also raising the weight limit to 64 tonnes to allow construction plant to access the site without the need to use public roads. This bridge will be left in place for Environment Agency to use in the future. Scaffolding was erected under the existing bridge to provide a safe working platform for operatives, the bridge was then built and installed in sections as opposed to the typical ‘all-in-one’ installation. As the team were working in confined area, temporary sheet piling was undertaken to provide space for the crane to lift the bridge. The team also constructed a permanent 100 metre reinforced concrete flood wall to connect the newly raised embankment either side of the pumping station. Watch the video Modern Slavery Statement icons by flaticon.com