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.
Livingston based contractor Maxi Construction have been appointed by East Lothian Council to renovate the Grade B listed Corn Exchange in Haddington.
In 2017 Maxi Construction began to support Career Ready with a commitment to mentoring and a paid internship. Career Ready is a charity whose aim is to support secondary school pupils into employment by connecting schools with local employers to open up the world of work to young people.
Our Contracts Manager, Brian Watters shares his journey into the industry and explains where it’s taken him as part of our series of career journeys in construction.
Starting off in the construction industry as a YTS Joiner, Andy has worked his way up to become a Project Manager.
We are delighted to announce that Calum Hunt has been promoted to the position of Estimator. Calum’s career started with us in 2015 when he joined our Surveying Department on a Summer work placement whilst studying at University. Once Calum graduated from Heriot-Watt University with an Honours degree in Quantity Surveying in 2016 he joined […]
Earlier this year Maxi Construction were awarded the Primary School & Early Years Bundle project for Clackmannanshire Council from hub East Central Scotland Limited.
The Botanic Cottage, a Georgian building which was reconstructed for The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, was officially opened by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal on Thursday 15th December 2016.
The redeveloped Glasgow Women’s Library was officially opened to the public on 7th November 2015 by the Rt. Hon. Nicola Sturgeon MSP, First Minister of Scotland, who described it as ‘truly a national treasure’.
