commercial and specialist building contractors

commercial and specialist building contractors
our expertise. . .
Esh Build is a delivery arm of Esh Construction
Ltd and delivers quality building projects to
a wide range of clients in both the public and
private sectors.
building projects to a wide range of clients in
both the public and private sectors, which include
education, commercial, health, community and
residential care.
With our head office in County Durham, Esh Build
has developed a strong client base throughout
the region yet has also established links beyond
the boundaries of the North East.
As well as our office in County Durham we
also have regional offices in Leeds, Kendal and
Cramlington.
We are proud of the reputation we have earned
for quality service and our honest, open approach
with clients. This reputation is reflected by the
number of clients with whom we work, many
of them having been long-term partners for a
number of years.
We value and respect these relationships and
pride ourselves on providing each of our clients
with practical solutions that fulfil their needs.
As the Commercial Build Delivery Arm of Esh
Construction Ltd, Esh Build delivers quality
We view construction as a dynamic, exciting and
rewarding industry and are passionate about
continuing to progress and develop.
Esh Build . . . “Leading the way in Constructing
Communities”.
Esh House, Durham
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Esh House, Bowburn North Industrial Estate
Bowburn, Durham, DH6 5PF
T: 0191 377 4688
Esh Building, Cramlington
Esh Building, Baker Road
Nelson Park West, Cramlington, NE23 1WL
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Esh Suite, Kendal
Enterprise House, Meadowbank Business Park,
Kendal, LA9 6NY
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T: 01539 742 820
The Pentagon, Leeds
3360 The Pentagon, Century Way,
Thorpe Park, Leeds, LS15 8ZB
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case studies: education
Southwick Primary School, Sunderland
St Pauls RC, 1st & Middle School, Alnwick
Southwick Primary School involved the construction of
a new primary school comprising of steel frame, brick/
block walls, standing steam and tiled roofs.
The scheme transforms the former convent into a ‘state
of the art’ facility. Our work included a new access road,
a comprehensive refurbishment including windows,
doors and curtain walling, M & E services including
a new lift together with, classrooms, cloakrooms,
external works and new incoming services.
Fundamental to the design was consideration for the
Environment with the project achieving a BREEAM
rating of ‘Very Good’. Sustainable elements of the design
included a biomass boiler and rainwater recycling.
Project Duration & Value
12 months , £6 million
Project Duration & Value
6 months, £2.5 million
Awards
Building Excellence Award for Sustainability - Winner
Borders College, Galashiels
Durham University, Durham
The works at Borders College was part of the
redevelopment at Netherdale Campus in Galashiels.
The works comprised an extension to form a new
Technology Building and partial refurbishment/repair
of an existing building.
The works at Durham University involved a full
refurbishment of the Chemistry Lab. As well as
employing traditional building techniques we also
incorporated and managed specialist sub contractors
to ensure a supply and fit of specialist lab furniture.
Works undertaken included, groundworks, roofing,
walls, ceilings, internal partitions, mechanical and
electrical
installations,
security/communication
systems and decoration.
Project Duration & Value
4 months, £1 million
Project Duration & Value
5 months, £1.3 million
RB Green Lecture Theatre, Newcastle University
Huddersfield University, Huddersfield
Works included the removal and replacement of the existing tiered
seating. Adaptations to the concrete seating/retaining structure,
adaptations to rooms, suspended ceilings, refurbishment of WC’s,
DDA access, lighting installation and improved M&E services. The
works were undertaken in a ‘live’ environment with adjacent Campus
buildings being used throughout.
The refurbishment of levels 1, 2 and 3 of the Central Services
Building provides an up to date library and IT facilities. The work
comprised the stripping out of the building back to the shell with
substantial alterations to the M & E services.
The Client required that all works were completed within the
University’s summer break. “they completed the works on time and
to budget. They worked well with the university and design team in
completing the works and we would recommend them for similar
projects”. - Stephen Pyle, Senior Project Manager, Newcastle University.
High quality fittings include bespoke joinery, desks, benching
and curved glazed screens with bespoke manifestations. Other
works included new ceilings and bulkheads, floor coverings and
redecoration throughout.
Project Duration & Value
14 weeks, £650,000
Project Duration & Value
5 months, £830,000
Dame Allens Primary School, Newcastle
Construction Skills Centre, Cumbria
We were appointed to construct a new state of the art sustainable
Nursery and Junior School for 300 pupils to promote education,
sport and play on the derelict Victorian Hunter’s Moor Hospital Site
in Newcastle.
The Construction Skills Centre is a purpose built facility developed to
host the entire construction curriculum previously dispersed around
the College facility. The new building will cater for 600 students who
will be studying Mechanical, Welding, Plumbing, Joinery, Bricklaying
and Electrical courses.
It has been designed with a host of green features, including rain
water harvesting for flushing toilets and solar panels for hot water.
Coloured aluminium composite cladding was chosen to enhance the
appearance of the building.
Project Duration & Value
11 months, £3.8 million
The building has been constructed to BREEAM ‘very good’ standard
and incorporates solar photovoltaics, air source heat pumps,
rainwater harvesting and a host of other energy efficient measures
such as daylight linking for internal lighting and LED lights.
Project Duration & Value
9 months, £5.7 million
case studies: commercial build
RSPB Saltholme, Billingham
Shilbottle Community Centre, Shilbottle
The Award Winning RSPB Wildlife Reserve and Discovery
Park is the largest wetland creation project in the North
of England and comprises a steel frame with curtain
walling and timber clad atrium complete with extensive
external works including miscellaneous minor buildings
situated around a network of ponds and wetland areas.
The works comprised the construction of a new
community building which re-houses facilities which
were accommodated in an existing welfare hall that
was destroyed in a fire in 2008.
The scheme achieved a BREEAM rating of Excellent and was
awarded both the RICS Tourism and Leisure Award 2010 and
the Constructing Excellence Sustainability Award.
The accommodation includes multi-use rooms, games
rooms, changing room facilities, referees changing
rooms, main hall, kitchen, male and female toilets and
a disabled toilet facility. We also constructed a new
storage shed.
Project Duration & Value
12 months, £4 million
Project Duration & Value
10 months, £900,000
Awards
RICS Project of the Year 2010 - Winner
Warehouse Facility, Newburnhaugh
Benfield Pop Up Garage, Sunderland
This was the fit out of an existing warehouse to provide
office and training facilities involving the construction of
a new mezzanine floor within the existing structure on
new foundations and supported with steelwork.
This project provided Benfield Motors with a temporary
showroom, valet bays, sales area and 10 bay workshop
which was completed within the 9 week programme
specified by the client.
The internal accommodation was divided using a specialist
glazed partitioning system complete with integral blinds.
These formed the corridors, IT Suite, toilets, training and
conference rooms, managers office, meeting room, server
room, locker area and reception facility. A new stainless
steel staircase was installed with glazed balustrades.
The showroom was constructed using cladding
materials to form the external walls and an inflatable
roof which provides insulation for the building. This
building is fully re-useable and will be taken down once
the new permanent showroom is complete. It can then
be transported to a new site for use.
Project Duration & Value
Project Duration & Value
9 weeks, £990,000
16 weeks, £1.16 million
Cell C, Newcastle Great Park
VA Tech Offices, South Tyneside
Cell C involved the design and build of 2 office units, each with
60,000 sq.ft floorspace at Newcastle Great Park. Build consists of;
structural steel frame with curtain walling and roof cladding; raised
floors including open plan; car parking and external lighting. The
works also include extensive infrastructure and the construction of
access roads.
This project was for the construction of a new office headquarters
for VA Tech Transmission and Distribution Limited, at Monkton South
Business Park, Hebburn in South Tyneside. The contract comprised the
construction of 3,800 m² (40,900 sq ft) purpose-built, high quality,
air conditioned offices on the fully-serviced site of 1.46 hectares (3.6
acres), part of the reclaimed Monkton Coke Works.
Project Duration & Value
9 months, £8.5 million
Project Duration & Value
8 months, £3.2 million
Awards
Building Landmark Award - Commended
Haymarket Bus Station, Newcastle
Metromail, Seaham
Since it’s initial construction the roof has been the subject to a
number of glass failures. To protect the public from the possible
explosive failure of the glass Newcastle City Council appointed us as
Principal Contractor to replace the roof and to bring the appearance
of the Bus Station to be comparable to that of the new Eldon Square
Bus Station.
The internal fit out to an existing warehouse/office facility was
completed to improve office and welfare arrangements, provide
better access into the facility and provision of improved vehicle
parking. A two storey office extension, generator plant room and
laser print room were constructed inside the existing factory.
The roofing works were carried out in four phases, where the bus
stances associated with these phases were closed during the works.
Safe bus and pedestrian access past the works was maintained
through the Bus Station at all times. Works were undertaken over a
seven day working week and included night-time working for specific
phases of work.
Project Duration & Value
16 weeks, £670,000
The ground floor office extension housed toilets, meeting room and
staff canteen with the first floor being an open plan office with 7
singular offices and board room. We created a floor to ceiling wall
containing roller shutters which created a delivery area and allowed
the closure of the external doors whilst unloading occurred.
Project Duration & Value
14 weeks, £1.0 million
case studies: commercial & historical
Evolution Business Centre, Northallerton
Stolzle Flaconnage, Knottingley
A build development in Northallerton comprising of 28
separate start up offices. The work is to a high standard
including oak joinery and has been designed with an
atrium concept to provide light and natural ventilation
to both the offices and circulation areas. The works had
a high M & E content in order to achieve the required
BREEAM rating of ‘Very Good’,
The works consisted of demolition works to accommodate
the new production facilities and the Customer Centre.
Elevation enhancements to the existing retained
building were undertaken, along with the refurbishment
of the existing Mould Shop and an extension to their
production facility. External works consisted of a yard
extension, car parking, and landscaping.
Project Duration & Value
9 months, £2.2 million
Project Duration & Value
7 months, £2.55 million
Awards
Yorkshire & Humber Construction Value Award - Winner
St Marys Cathedral, Newcastle
Stanley Bus Station, Co.Durham
The Cathedral is a Grade 1 listed Building. We were
contracted to replace the floor tiling with hand made
tiles, installation of underfloor heating, carry out
intricate stone carvings, replacement of mechanical
installation, installation of a new hearing loop system
and sound system and carry out the restoration of the
sanctuary furniture.
This project, for Derwentside District Council, was
for the construction of a new Bus Station in Stanley,
County Durham. The project is part of an innovative
Public transport hub. The Bus Station is of steel
framed construction, it incorporates energy generating
photovoltaic cells and there are extensive paved areas
to accommodate bus parking and movements.
Project Duration & Value
5 months, £950,000
Project Duration & Value
8 months, £2.4 million
Awards
County Durham Environmental Award - Winner
Graves Trust, Sheffield
Cringletie House, Peebles
This single storey visitors centre in Ecclesall Woods was constructed
with the extensive use of timber to act as a showcase for the
sustainable timber operations within the Site. The main structural
elements were formed from timber, including some engineered
curved structural laminated timber beams.
The Cringletie House refurbishment was undertaken during partial
closure of the building and carefully managed to cause minimum
disruption to hotel guests and the operation of the business. The
work was completed to the highest of standards befitting an 18th
Century building. Work was undertaken in bedrooms , function
rooms and public areas. The scope of works included electrical rewiring, replacement heating system, decorative lighting and a high
quality period decorative finish.
The roof comprised high performance single ply polymer flat roofing
and a feature curved roof clad with a standing seam zinc covering.
Mechanical and Electrical provision included underfloor heating
and mechanical ventilation along with a biomass solid fuel boiler
with tanks for storage of hot water.
Project Duration & Value
5 months, £0.7 million
Project Duration & Value
6 months, £330,000
Awards
RICS Pro Yorkshire Community Benefit Award - Winner
Live Theatre, Newcastle
St Michaels and All Angels Church, Newburn
The work to Live Theatre was the final phase of the redevelopment
and refurbishment. The work included the removal of the existing
roof to the rear yard and the creation of a new four storey glazed stair
and lift tower. The site is just off the busy Quayside and the existing
buildings are all listed. The excavation works and foundations were
subject to Archaeological inspections. Great care had to be taken
during the construction of the structure not to cause damage to the
adjacent listed buildings.
Restorative repairs involved working in a very innovative manner. The whole
church was scaffolded, both internally and externally and structural repairs
were needed to make the building safe. The roof was replaced with new
roof trusses copied from the one remaining truss using traditional methods
of construction. Floors were replaced and a new steeple was constructed
on top of the bell tower. Two years and two days after the fire, the church
was returned to its former glory. The project was also commended for both
the I.C.E and the RICS Renaissance Awards.
Project Duration & Value
10 months, £3.6 million
Project Duration & Value
24 months, £2 million
Awards
RICS North East Renaissance Award - Winner
Awards
Constructing Excellence Heritage Award - Winner
case studies: historical
Alderman Fenwick’s House, Newcastle
Eagle & Exchange Buildings, Sunderland
This was the structural and internal repairs to two
adjoining Grade 1 listed buildings. Our craftsmen used
the original materials as much as possible. The house
was refurbished using traditional building methods
including using horse hair plaster on riven laths to
restore the plaster finishes. The oak staircase was
dismantled, repaired and refixed using the existing
oak balusters. The carpets were specially designed and
weaved to ensure that it would be similar to the original
carpet dating back to 1756
Works to the Exchange Buildings included the
development of an infill extension and improved
accessibility including substantial repairs, restoration
and refurbishment. Works on the former Eagle Tavern
concentrated on restoring the historic features of
the building including the careful dismantling and
rebuilding of its distinctive front elevation and the
re-creation of the Eagle. Funds were provided from
Heritage Lottery.
Project Duration & Value
11 months, £1.5 million
Project Duration & Value
12 months, £2.7 million
Gateshead Library, Gateshead
Our Lady of St Cuthberts Church, Prudhoe
The works comprised the refurbishment and extension
of the existing Grade II listed building. In addition to
the new library, the re-development creates a building
which provides the local community with additional
facilities including multi-use areas, new learning
facilities and a new café.
The works to this Grade II listed church was a restoration
project and included the total renewal of the internal
Sanctuary, spalled limestone, ashlar, adaptation of
the baptismal font, cleaning of the terrazzo and
parquet flooring, limewashing and decoration of the
whole interior of the church, new bespoke furniture
to the Sanctuary and Nave, replacement heating
and lighting installation, replacement lead and slate
roofing including decorative ridge, re-pointing and
DDA compliance works, including substantial external
terrace works.
Funds to carry out the works were secured from the
Big Lottery Community Libraries Programme. The
works were carried out in 3 phases and the library
was operational throughout. Protection measures and
monitoring was implemented to ensure no risk to the
public, staff or operatives.
Project Duration & Value
14 months, £1.7 million
Project Duration & Value
5 months, £490,000
Wren Nest Mill, Glossop
The Alan Shearer Centre, Newcastle
The refurbishment works consisted of floor repairs, lift shaft repairs,
lift car replacements, staircase repairs, and replacement of the
salvaged windows at lower levels.
Using a ‘line of balance’ programming and monitoring system, all
the trades were effectively and efficiently coordinated, ensuring
that completed areas and apartments could be locked off, whereby
closing the project down systematically.
The project comprised of internal alterations, including formation
of bedrooms, bathrooms, sensory rooms, reception, cafe/internet &
ancillary areas. Additional works included a new hydro therapy pool
and lift . All works where of sensitive nature to provide a disabled
care facility.
Project Duration & Value
8 months , £1 million
Project Duration & Value
10 months, £3.6 million
Beamish Museum, Stanley
Stewart Park, Middlesbrough
The building was constructed using traditional methods. The team
was denied the use of cranes on site to lift the timber trusses. Hence
vital supports had to be designed with this in mind and the king post
truss had to be assembled piece by piece. Although new, the building
had to appear to be 100 years old.
The bricks were a combination of salvaged glazed bricks and an Old
Victorian Pressed Brick laid using a traditional mortar incorporating
coal dust. An old arcade was also salvaged and included into the
scheme together with sourced cast iron windows. While re-creating
an old building, the project incorporated ground source heat pumps
servicing underfloor heating.
Project Duration & Value
8 months, £833,000
The project involved the restoration and conversion of the existing
Grade II Listed Victorian estate buildings and surrounding courtyards.
The Park once housed the birth place of the explorer Captain Cook
and covers over 112 acres.
The once council offices and depot have now been converted,
restored and upgraded for a range of public uses, including offices,
a vocational training base, a community education centre and café.
The works also included the construction of a contemporary visitor
centre extension.
Project Duration & Value
12 months, £3.95 million
Awards
RICS North East Building Conservation Award - Winner
case studies: retail & leisure
Bannatyne Hotel, Durham
Durham County Cricket Club, Durham
This project comprised the construction and fit out
of a new 60 bed hotel for the successful Bannatyne
Group in the very popular business and tourist location
of Durham City. The hotel was built using modern
methods of construction and high specification fittings,
and was designed with a high level of environmental
consideration.
The contract was a design and build project, to alter
the existing facility and to provide an additional 1600
seats over two stands, including provision of new
infrastructure and associated external paved amenity
areas. Works were carried out within the closed season
to avoid the clash with any match fixtures.
Project Duration & Value
9 months, £1.8 million
6 months, £1.6 million
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Silverlink Restaurant, Newcastle
Various projects with KFC have been undertaken,
involving construction of steelwork and cladded shell
as well as associated external works for new Drive
Thru Outlets.
The scheme was the design and construction of two
new steel framed restaurant units each with a gross
floor area of 3,200 sq ft. Each unit comprised monopitched roofs finished with profiled steel cladding and
fully glazed front elevations.
Works comprised; earthworks, foundations and
superstructure construction; car park construction;
paving and landscaping works; and access tie-in to
existing road system and new off site sewer system. In
addition to the delivery of the primary elements of the
projects, we were responsible for the building fit-out,
and worked in partnership with Jephson’s shopfitters to
achieve completion 2 weeks ahead of programme.
Project Duration & Value
8 months, £0.6 million per scheme
Project Duration & Value
The substructure was traditional foundations and ground
bearing concrete powerfloated slabs. Externally the car
park was altered to suit new parking arrangements
and new landscaping was provided. The fit out of the
restaurants for Nandos and Bella Italia was carried out
by others
Project Duration & Value
4 months, £803,000
Glass Centre, Sunderland
Quorum Business Park, Newcastle
Works included the fit out and refurbishment of the existing
National Glass Centre building in Sunderland, situated next to St
Peters campus.
This was the design and construction of a retail parade, office space
including fit out, and detached single storey restaurant unit, all
associated external works, external lighting, services and ancillary
works required to provide a complete and habitable development.
The works comprised a full strip out and refurbishment including
the formation of structural openings and full M&E installation. We
installed suspended plasterboard ceilings and all finishes including
floor coverings and decoration. We installed new revolving doors,
information screens, a reception with a purpose build counter, balcony
display cases, internal pavilions, full graphics and projected images.
Project Duration & Value
4 months, £1.3 million
The buildings were constructed using a steel frame with curtain
walling and rendered masonry or rain screen cladding. A ‘Sarnafil’
single membrane roof was chosen due to its versatility. The internal
fit out of the office development provided office space, board rooms,
open plan office space, welfare areas and included Mechanical and
Electrical installations aswell as a new car park.
Project Duration & Value
5 months, £1.1 million
Seaham North Dock, Seaham
Morrisons Supermarket, Stockton-on-Tees
This was a BREEAM Excellent Building for 12 business units, a café and a
water sports centre with associated hard landscaping which was part of the
£3million first phase regeneration works.
Morrisons Supermarket involved refurbishment and remodelling of an
existing store. Works involved replacement of all existing chillers with
new technology, including the total replacement of all plant room
equipment. All existing plant and equipment remained in a temporary
working state to ensure retail sales of chilled and frozen foods were
totally unaffected.
The works included the installation of anti-surge hydraulic lock gates
and a wave screen to ensure that water levels are managed; the
creation of a pontoon marina for small leisure craft; and improvements
to the current slipway.
The dock gate works required the installation of a new temporary
cofferdam followed by grouting works to the masonry walls to prevent
sea water ingress.
Project Duration & Value
21 months, £3.13 million
Total refurbishment of seperate areas involved night working and
hygenic hoardings to ensure complete segregation from food
departments and also extensions to the sales hall, enterance and check
out mall. The scheme involved eight seperate phases and included
the Christmas construction shut down period. The project was
awarded the ‘‘Green End User of the Year’’ award as the supermarket
incorporated a CO2 cooling system.
Project Duration & Value
7 months, £2.4 million
case studies: care & health
Westcliffe Medical Centre, Shipley
Newcross Care Home, Wolverhampton
This was the refurbishment of a live medical centre split into
three phases to avoid disruption to the staff and users.
This was the design and construction of a 62 bed
care home with accomodation over two and a half
floors, which offers residential, respite and dementia
care. The construction was traditional brick/block
construction with rendered panels and incorporates a
bold architectural rotunda feature.
Phase one involved works to the existing store and included
works for all trades including overboarding the existing facing
brickwork to eliminate dust in these areas.
Phase Two included works to the nurse’s room to include
phlebotomy and a remodelled nurse’s and treatment room.
Phase Three involved remodelling the reception area including
the installation of a new reception desk.
Project Duration & Value
10 weeks, £175,000
As the scheme was in a high profile town centre site,
a café and meeting rooms were incorporated into the
scheme for the use of the general public.
Project Duration & Value
12 months, £3.16 million
Middlehaven Gateway, Middlesbrough
Elm Bank Care Home, Kettering
This project is a joint development between Whickham
Villa and Spirit which will provide a new rehabilitation
centre consisting of residential, therapeutic and
rehabilitation facilities, along with community
facilities and office spaces.
This was the design and construction of a 105 bed
care home with accommodation over three floors. The
compact site is in a residential location in Kettering,
fronting a busy road with adjacent school. This is a mixed
care facility which offers nursing and dementia care, as
well as incorporating specialist rehabilitation suites.
It will be the only one of its kind in the UK that
consists of a residential ‘step forward’ rehabilitation
facility, a health and wellbeing centre and a range of
transitional and supported living options. The project
will see the creation of more than 100 jobs and around
£10m of investment.
Project Duration & Value
14 months, £7.2 million
The building design was developed to incorporate an
existing grade II listed building, with the surrounding
extension designed in keeping with the Victorian style
villa and built as a series of glazed link blocks.
Project Duration & Value
19 months, £5.6 million
Sunderland Royal Hospital ICCU, Sunderland
Mastin Moor, Turning Point
We were Principle Contractor for the construction of three forty bed
modular wards and the construction of a new high level link corridor
with a 7 storey lift & stair tower, extensive plant room and offices,
with over 120 operatives on site.
Construction of a secure facility to provide rehabilitation services for
people with complex needs. Development of 2 buildings, 1 Female
and 1 Male, both consisting of 14 independent living quarters.
Health and Safety was of utmost importance due to the restricted
logistics of the site in a live hospital.
We had to be mindful as patients were close by. We used sealed
hoarding around works so that no dust could escape and pollute the
area.
Project Duration & Value
13 months, £15 million
The project comprised of extensive excavations with major retaining
walls allowing for a change in levels, a new drainage scheme linked
to the main sewer and all new incoming services.
The structure consists of a ring beam footing block and beam floors
incorporating a Radon gas membrane. The traditional timber truss
roof is over lined with ply wood and a zinc roof covering with
the installation of specified roof lights. The building also has two
internal hydraulic lifts.
Project Duration & Value
15 months, £4.4 million
Nuffield Hospital (Phases 1&2), Newcastle
Grindon Mews, Sunderland
Refurbishment works to the existing hospital were phased through
wards and departments to include replacement of windows, redecoration to internal spaces, enhanced mechanical & electrical
facilities and external works. As well as working in a live hospital
environment, there was other specialised contract work being
carried out concurrently. Preventative measures to control invasive
Aspergillosis were established using portable HEPA filter air purifiers,
airtight plastic and dry wall barriers around the construction areas,
redirection of construction traffic away from patient areas, regular
removal of construction debris from the site in sealed containers or
at least covered by a damp cloth.
This purpose built facility was developed to deliver focussed specialist
social care for Sunderland City Council. It provides support to up to
28 adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities and up
to 15 adults with high dependency physical needs. Every aspect of
the environment required careful consideration including flooring,
textures, heating, lighting, and sound, colours.
Project Duration & Value
10 months, £4 million
Accessibility was a key consideration, therefore the music, sound beam,
sensory and bathrooms required XY hoists. There was a requirement
for the facility to maintain a constant and even ambient temperature
in all user areas, especially to the floors. A passive ventilation was
supplemented by mechanical and comfort cooling.
Project Duration & Value
10 months, £2.6 million
Esh Employability
Esh Added Value
Esh Group has a 20 year history of helping people
access the job market and continues to use every
opportunity to build stronger links with communities
through Esh Employability, our flagship, awardwinning employability skills programme within
schools, prisons and social enterprises in and around
the North of England.
Esh Employability (Schools & Colleges) provides a
broad introduction to world of work through high
quality ‘non qualification’ activities, engaging with
students from multiple study pathways, irrespective
of their academic ability, interests or the job they
wish to pursue.
Esh Communities
Esh Communities was launched in 2012, the
successor to the award winning ‘Grow with Esh’.
Backed by our Charitable Trust, a grant of up to £1,000
is available to neighbourhood groups, organisations
and charities within our operational communities to
support new and ongoing projects or services making
a positive difference in their area.
Esh Group is offering the exciting opportunity of
a grant of up to £1,000 in cash for community
projects.If you are a community group, organisation
or charity based in the North East or Yorkshire why
not apply and see if you are eligible for our support.
For full application details and further information visit your
regional page on our website www.eshaddedvalue.co.uk.
Esh Connexts
As part of our commitment to investing in local
residents Esh have developed a range of programmes
that can be tailored to meet the needs of individuals
and groups. Our approach means that we target
those most in need of support from age 16 and up,
no one is excluded.
We have created a range of structured training and
skills programmes, provide work placements and
experience opportunities, pre-employment and life
skills training and also provide apprenticeships.
We are there to assist schools, Colleges, Tenancy
Associations and Local Authorities by delivering
new initiatives or working in partnership to support
already established programmes all of which it is
hoped will lead to real employment opportunities
which meet local workforce needs both now and in
the future.
contact us:
Esh Construction
Esh Build & Stephen Easten
Robin Purves
Business Development Director
Bill McCafferty
Business Development Director
T: 0191 377 4576
M: 07866 758213
E: robin.purves@esh.uk.com
T: 0191 377 4570
M: 07970 216802
E: bill.mccafferty@esh.uk.com
Esh Construction & Esh Facilities
Lumsden & Carroll Civil Engineering
Darren Warneford
Customer Relations Director
Ross Markwell
Business Development Manager
T: 0191 377 4601
M: 07870 493969
darren.warneford@esh.uk.com
T: 0191 377 4534
M: 07814 539573
ross.markwell@esh.uk.com
Esh House
Bowburn North Industrial Estate
Bowburn
Durham
DH6 5PF
Esh Building,
Nelson Industrial Estate,
Cramlington,
Northumberland,
NE23 1WL
Enterprise House
Meadowbank Business Park
Kendal
LA9 6NY
3360 The Pentagon
Century Way
Thorpe Park
Leeds
LS15 8ZB
T: 0191 377 4688
F: 0191 377 4689
T: 01670 700 180
F: 01670 700 181
T: 01539 742 820
F: 01539 722 112
T: 0113 399 3030
F: 0113 399 3031
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