When Helen met Clive – the value of training our staff
Helen Hale, who is our business support manager, is currently completing her apprenticeship in digital marketing, and this month, met with Council Chief Executive, Clive Wright, who was eager to learn more of her experience and the role of PSG.
PSG Away Day
On Friday 21st September, we held an away day which gave us the opportunity to spend time as a team focusing on our business, our achievements and how we work together.
Defibrillator Training
Heartstart Midlands gave defibrillator training for our first aider Katie Travis and also representatives from schools.
Winter advice for your buildings
With winter fast approaching, PSG have put together a useful checklist to ensure your building is safe and secure during the cold weather.
Safety Bulletin Fuse Board Contactors
Contactors are used in modern electrical installations where multiple devices are time switched or when different circuits need to come on at the same time. For example, storage heaters, external lighting, fan and ventilation control, computer circuits, water heaters etc.
Tech Severn 2018: Tuesday 17th July at Theatre Severn
PSG recently attended the Tech Severn event which was arranged to showcase the technical capabilities that local and national businesses, as well as Shropshire Council, have to offer to investors, partners and clients. By Darren Milner, Land Surveyor
Dragon Boat Race 2018
For the third time running, PSG took part in the annual Severn Hospice Dragon Boat Race on Sunday 9th July 2018. After reaching the final in 2017, expectations were running high
Summer sun
Summer is well and truly here and everyone is enjoying the long hot days and making the most of the sunshine while it’s here. But while you do, remember that just like the extreme cold weather we experienced only a few months ago, the recent heat wave brings its own implications for our buildings.
Maintenance of drainage and gutters
May 2018 was one of the sunniest and warmest on record but the very heavy rain showers at the end of the month and at the start of June caused flash flooding to roads, car parks and playgrounds as well as damage to buildings here in Shropshire.