Wilton Engineering

The Wilton Respect for Safety Award: Josh Cronin 🏆 Josh received this due to his brilliant cooperation and collaboration with the safety team throughout the last month. Well done, Josh 👏

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East Cleveland Community Basketball Club were the latest to receive a donation from the Wilton Charity Fund 🤝 The Club was nominated by Quintin Vanes, Construction Manager, who is a coach at the club. The money will be used to buy kits for the new youth teams.

This month's Respect for Safety Award goes to Richie Gallagher! 🏆 Richie's proactive and collaborative approach to safety throughout the past month truly set him apart, helping create a safer environment for everyone. Congratulations 👏

A team of 17 walkers from Wilton Engineering will take on the gruelling Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge this September, raising vital funds for international children’s charity, COCO. 🗞️ Read more: loom.ly/vd6iFPs

The latest Respect for Safety award was presented to Geoff Cowling! 🏆 Geoff earned this well-deserved recognition for his outstanding cooperation and collaboration with the safety team throughout the past month. Well done, Geoff! 👏

We have a comprehensive array of design capabilities, as summarised below. With extensive design experience, we create solutions optimised for manufacturing, which helps prevent issues during procurement and build. Learn more ➡️ loom.ly/E3AHS4Y

This month’s Continuous Improvement Award goes to Steve Larkin! 🏆 When carrying out the pre-weld review of a complex assembly, Steve noticed a slight error in the weld setup. If the work progressed, this would have resulted in significant lost time and manhours.   Well done! 👏

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is important to spread awareness, break the stigma, encourage open conversations and to support one another. We are actively striving to build an inclusive and supportive workplace where everyone feels valued and empowered to thrive.

Port Clarence Logistics, part of the Wilton Group, recently welcomed ‘Eems Dover’ into the West Quay on our Port Clarence/Haverton Hill site ⛴️ Project cargo was loaded aboard the ‘Eems Dover’ for a current Denholm Universal client sailing into Europe.

Wilton Respect for Safety Award: Wayne Ealand 🏆 Wayne consistently uses the good spot system to point out hazards and suggest improvements. As one of our most active users, he also champions the system's adoption whenever he can. Excellent work, Wayne!

Apprentice programmes are vital to our future and offer great career prospects on prestigious contracts. This year, we are committed to a further 15 apprentices- 9 Platers (Metal Fabricator Level 3) and 6 Welders (Plate Welder Level 3). Apply here ➡️ loom.ly/mCUc_rw

The transformation of High Clarence Primary School’s new playing field has taken another major step forward, thanks to a tree and hedgerow planting initiative supported by Trees on Tees Community Forest, Wilton Engineering, and Scott Bros. 🔎 loom.ly/D7rEqTc

This month’s recognition goes to Paul Faulkner! 👏 Paul’s positive attitude, strong work ethic & attention to detail have been invaluable. Working closely with the Inspection team, he’s played a key role in progressing & closing out areas within the unit. Congratulations Paul!

Wilton Respect for Safety Award: Ivan Elgie 🏆 Ivan has been chosen for his outstanding dedication to coaching and mentoring a young plating apprentice. Consistently demonstrating patience, skill, and leadership with professionalism and safety at the forefront of all tasks 👏

On International Women's Day, we would like to celebrate by recognising the fantastic contribution of the women employed in our business across a variety of roles.     Thank you for your continued support in helping us Build today to Protect the Future. #IWD2025

Building Today to Project The Future! We're seeking talented individuals to contribute to prestigious and technically demanding fabrication and engineering projects. To find out more, or to apply, please visit ➡️ loom.ly/mCUc_rw

Harbour Support Services in Hartlepool were the latest to be selected from the Wilton Charity Fund 🤝 The £500 voucher will go towards helping their clients who are affected by abuse from a partner, former partner or other family member.

Sunderland RFC Juniors U9s, a club supporting children with ADHD and Autism, has received funding from the Wilton Charity Fund. Leigh Machon, HR Administrator, shared how thrilled the team was. The funding will go toward tackle pads, rugby balls, and winter jackets.

Robbie Corner, a Plater at Wilton, nominated Seaton Carew Girls U12 Gazelles FC for support from the Wilton Charity Fund, as his daughter plays for the team. The Gazelles were delighted to receive a donation to help with winter training, kits, and equipment.