Chevron Green Services

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As we reflect on 2022 and look towards 2023, we’d like to thank all our clients and colleagues for your support this year. #heresto2023 #starttheyearwell #newyearsdaywalk

Wishing all our colleagues, clients and friends a very merry Christmas and a wonderful 2023 🎄🎁🌟🎅🏼💚.

On Remembrance Sunday #lestweforget

It is with deep sorrow that the Chevron Group acknowledge the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We reflect on the life of a monarch who was greatly respected & loved by so many.

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@MeadowInGarden Such a great idea 🐝💚

We need more of this please! #savethebees

Sometimes, nature can't be planned for and in those instances, we move swiftly to make an unsafe situation, safe. On Tuesday, our Manager in Area 4, had a call about an overhanging pine on the M20. Click here for the whole story linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… #safetyisourbusiness #arb

This week, we’re profiling Ryan McCormick who is based in Area 3, on the South Coast in our Curdridge depot. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… #thisismyoffice #employeeprofile #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #softestate #treeworks

We have some exciting vacancies across the business right now. Our Consultancy team has a vacancy in Arb, Environment and Admin. And our Green Services team is looking for a Contracts Manager based in Newton Abbot. chevrongs.com/careers #ecologyjobs #arbjobs #southwestjobs

@ForestryEngland @mentalhealth Definitely 🙌🏻💚

According to @mentalhealth 45% of us say that being in blue and green spaces has been vital for our mental health during the pandemic. Would you agree? 💚 🌳

At Chevron Green Services, we're always looking for ways to nurture wildlife. Our depot in Curdridge, is home to a fancy bug hotel. Our depot in Stanton Harcourt, which we share with @ChevronTM, is home to a garden designed with bees and insects in mind. #insects #bees

Our team in Area 5, have been out working on ditch clearance on the M25, M26 and M20. Keeping the ditches clear is an important job as they allow surface runoff from the roads and the arable farmland around the carriageways. Ditches are also home to various wildlife species.

This week we're showcasing our tight-knit Head Office team. Head over to our LinkedIn page to find out more about Lynne, Sue, Bec, Tabbi and Callum. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… #meettheteam #thisisouroffice #empoyeeprofiles

Our Arb team are out in the East of England doing woodland surveys for management plans. These are baseline surveys to check the clients’ asset database. Looking at what has previously been recorded and defining whether they are still woodland. #woodlandmanagement #treesurvey

In order to ensure we manage our works in the safest way possible and with minimal disruption to road users, much of our soft estate work takes place at night. We’ve been on the A47 in the East Midlands, carrying out hedge reductions. #softestate #hedgeflail #greenserviceskit

It’ll come as no surprise that we all love a walk! And after all the indulgences over the past week, what better way to start 2022 than a walk in the local countryside. Can you feel your body relaxing? #newyearsdaywalk #12dayswild #walkinnature #moveyourbody

What a year! From everyone at Chevron Green Services and Chevron Green Consultancy we’d like to wish you and your families a very Merry Christmas. We thank you all for your support this year, it is so appreciated. Here’s to a fantastic 2022. #merrychristmas

Although our teams are each assigned to an area, we quite often share teams across areas to manage workload. Each area has its own training programme, and in order for one team to work in a new area, they have to be inducted into the new areas’ training programme. #safety

Our Area 4 team were out on the M20 in Kent, planting trees to make it look more attractive and in keeping with the surroundings. They will continue to improve the look of the area as they grow. They also help with absorbing the noise and CO2, and are a place for wildlife.