With one death attributed to suicide every week within the construction industry, Maxi Construction has invested in supporting its employees Mental Health. In 2019, Managing Director, John Aitchison and Construction Director Barry Simpson, became certified Mental Health First Aiders.
Renovation works at the Corn Exchange in Haddington have been progressing well since restart after site closure due to COVID-19. The historic venue was previously used by a variety of groups and was also a popular venue for live concerts, jumble sales and blood donation sessions.
As this week marks the release of the 2020 SQA Exam Results, Maxi Construction Ltd are partaking in the #NoWrongPath Campaign with employees sharing their career journeys within the Construction industry.
Maxi Caledonian Ltd. is the ultimate holding Company of Maxi Group Ltd., Maxi Haulage Ltd., Maxi Warehousing Ltd. and Maxi Construction Ltd. We therefore report on the consolidated position of these Companies at 30th Sept. 2019, all of whose Accounts have now been lodged at Companies House.
Mental Health Awareness Week, hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, took place from 18th – 24th May 2020. With kindness being the theme this year, Maxi Construction decided to carry out and reflect on acts of kindness.
Maxi Construction has made a significant investment in proactively supporting its employees Mental Health with Managing Director, John Aitchison, and Construction Director, Barry Simpson becoming certified Mental Health First Aiders and Mental Health Awareness training rolled out to all employees.
Social Bite, the social enterprise dedicated to ending homelessness in Scotland, has been providing catering at several of our sites in and around Edinburgh this festive season.
Maxi Construction’s fourth annual foodbank collection is now underway with collection points set up in our Livingston office and 8 of our sites across East and Central Scotland.
Charlie Swan, a CDT/Technical teacher from St Margaret’s Academy in Livingston recently swapped the classroom for the construction site in conjunction with DYW West Lothian’s ‘Teacher Placement Day’. A day to provide a teacher with first-hand experience of a business and industry away from the school environment.
On Saturday 31st August, Maxi Construction’s Contracts Manager, Brian Ward walked 26 miles from Callander to Killin along the Rob Roy Way through the wild and beautiful Trossachs National Park in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support.
