1,698
hours of education activities
385
apprenticeship weeks
31
training weeks
Making Merseyside a safer, stronger, healthier community.
We have completed a design and build and environmental improvement project for Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service that remediates a former glass manufacturing site and former coal colliery into a community fire station for St Helens in Merseyside.
This two-storey, three bay Fire Accommodation Project at Milverny, St Helens, incorporates a training tower, community and prevention rooms, lecture rooms and full FF&E fit out.
The project saw the demolition, bulk excavation and ground re-engineering of the former Pilkington’s glass manufacturing facility and previously a coal mining colliery. A heavily contaminated site requiring extensive remediation and ground engineering.
St Helen’s Community Fire Station
St Helen’s Community Fire Station front
St Helen’s Community Fire Station vehicle bays
St Helen’s Community Fire Station training tower
St Helen’s Community Fire Station rear
Prioritising local investment, health, safety and wellbeing
We are a company with a single-minded commitment to delivering the highest quality for our customers while making a lasting difference to the communities in which we work.
This brochure provides a summary of the social, economic and environmental impacts achieved on Merseyside Fire & Rescue projects.
The energy and enthusiasm across all projects to go above and beyond building has been a force for good in our community. The commitment and dedication from the team has been outstanding.”
Stewart Woods
Head of Estates at Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service
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