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...of butterflies, deers and our rare stone curlews. I also get to meet lots of new people, enjoy the scenery of the largest chalk grassland in Europe and get a...
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...and archaeological experts. I also dedicate my time to ensure all users of the training areas protect the Belizean environment, respect their land, rules and laws in order to ensure...
...April, our environmental managers went to the Falklands to support with a fuel spillage that had occurred during development work at a new accommodation block and resulted in the pollution...
...as you could get. That fateful decision to participate was a fork in the road for me and led to a fulfilling new career in heritage and veteran’s wellbeing. It...
...DIO’s project manager for the work. The work will upgrade the existing runway, improve its drainage and aeronautical ground lighting (AGL) systems; and, install new arrestor beds to improve its...
...As well as saving money and reducing carbon emissions, it was determined that the new plant would increase power resiliency at RAF Marham by providing multiple sources of electricity. Left...
...learn and work at the same time. I’ve gained a vast range of knowledge and new skills that I wouldn’t have gained from doing the job alone. Luke Davis, Communications...
...runway for six months to allow the work to take place. The work that we are completing is significant and includes improving drainage and installing new arrestor beds to improve...
...installed by Vertical Technologies from the top of the cliff down to the rock front to catch any falling rocks. This is essential to help protect the new steps that...