PJC Plant Services Monthly Newsletter March 2016 Almost Finished!!
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PJC Plant Services Monthly Newsletter March 2016 PJC Plant Services Monthly Newsletter March 2016 ST MARGARET’S WAY IS NEARLY FINISHED AS THE MOVING DATE APPROACHES!! IN THIS ISSUE Almost Finished!! As the moving date into St Margaret’s Way fastly approaches the depot is really starting to take shape. The downstairs entrance has been fitted with a reception area, customer waiting area and a hire desk. In the space behind the hire desk there is room for the hire desk operatives, hire manager and transport department, this will enable both departments to work more closely with each other to improve our overall service and communication. SEE OUR NEW VEHICLES The rest of the ground floor will be used by the fitters where there We’ve added some new vehicles to is a storage area fitted with racking which is able to store a range of out transport fleet to help get our small plant and workshop area which will enable the fitters to carry orders out! out services and repairs on small plant and larger plant up to 3 tonnes such as a Kubota U25-3. The upstairs office space, equipped with an eye catching red carpet, is almost complete with the desk arrangements in place and the individual offices and meeting rooms built and just requiring furnishing. The final touches need to be made before it is finished such as moving in electrical equipment such as computers and printers as well as a tiny bit of cosmetic touches. On the outside two new 4 meter signs will be erected of the PJC logo, one facing the St Margaret’s Way dual carriageway and the other one FOOTBALL FEVER facing Abbey Gate. This will catch the eye of pedestrians using these Find out how we got on against Paul busy roads and it is planned to add illuminated lights at a later date John Construction in our recent to help the new depot stand out more. football match! PJC Plant Services Monthly Newsletter March 2016 The New Wheels!! We’ve added three new Iveco Daily chassis cabs to our transport fleet, two of the Daily’s are 5t vehicles both with tail lifts and the third vehicle is 7t. As you can see from the pictures above the new wagons have been branded up with our PJC logo and contact details. The tail lifts can lift a maximum of 750kg and can transport up to 1.5t diggers, skip loaders, scissor lifts, 80 rollers, towers, diesel mixers and larger consumable items such as plasterboard. The 7t can carry diggers up to 3t and up to 120 rollers as well as everything that can be carried by the 5t vehicles. It was important to expand our transport fleet to help deliver plant and consumables due to the increase in demand of our plant, it will enable us to be more flexible and versatile when making deliveries. What a Load of Rubbish!! After setting up an arrangement with Wastecycle Ltd we have had back our first month’s report with excellent results! In February we had 0.891 tonnes of waste collected with 0.778 tonnes of that being recycled giving us a recycling rate of 87%!! This is great news as it helps improve our carbon footprint as we strive to become a greener and energy efficient company. Tom the Riddler Recap on last month’s riddle: I go all around the world but I still stay in a corner, what am I? The answer was of course: A postage stamp Can you solve this month’s riddle? I am not alive, but I grow; I don’t have lungs, but I need air; I don’t have a mouth, but water kills me; what am I? Check next month’s newsletter for the answer. PJC Plant Services Monthly Newsletter March 2016 PJC Win in Dominant Fashion!! 13 - 4 Friday 26th February 2016 Kick Off: 7:00pm Goals Soccer Centre Leicester Attendance: 3 Jamal Masri © – Led by example with a strong all round performance and goals, opposition keeper lucky not to have a broken arm after one fearsome strike Goals 5 Rating 8 Luke Poole – Cool calm and collected on the ball, opened the scoring in the first minute and looked to bring his team mates into play, pulled the strings Goals 1 Rating 9 Aaron Gibbard – The surprise package of the evening after seeing him trundle around the yard. Quick feet and vision, has a big future in the game Goals 1 Rating 9 Simon Mason – Rolled back the years to his semi-professional days with some flashes of brilliance, age is catching up on him though Goals 1 Rating 7.5 Simon Phillips – Battled through illness to put in a Pud like performance with some composed finishes, still lacking match fitness. Have his legs gone? Goals 2 Rating 7 Tom James – Workman like performance cut short through a nasty looking knee injury, awaiting the scan results. Sniper is still loose so beware Goals 0 Rating 6.5 Andy Exhall – Hustled and bustled the opponent from the start and was rewarded with a goal, a less tight shirt is required for the next match Goals 1 Rating 7 Mickey Murray – Interlinked well with Dul on the left hand side and took his goal well Goals 1 Rating 7 Michael Dul – Hugged the left wing with attacking prowess, not afraid of a tackle and provided a contribution to the team Goals 1 Rating 7 Matt Morton – Much improved performance since his last outing, solid effort patrolling around the half way line Goals 0 Rating 6.5 Taj Loyal – Late substitution with little time to make an impact but claimed two assists, thanks for turning up Goals 0 Ratings 6.5 PJC Plant Services Monthly Newsletter March 2016 Meet the Team This month’s meet the team questions are answered by Danny Kane!! 1. What is your role at PJC Plant Services? Hire Controller 2. How long have you worked at PJC Plant Services? I worked here from 2010-2013 and returned in November 2015 3. What is your favourite food? Sunday roast or chicken dinosaurs and smiley faces 4. Can you name your favourite film/TV show or both? Geordie Shore, Ex On the Beach and Ibiza Weekender 5. Do you have any hobbies? Playing football, Xbox and going out at the weekend 6. What is your favourite sports team/athlete? Chelsea FC 7. Who is your celebrity crush? Michelle Keegan 8. What is your favourite type of music favourite band/artist and song? House & R&B 9. Who’s your best friend at PJC Plant Services? Richard Simpson 10. Favourite alcoholic beverages? Grey Goose or Belvedere vodka 11. If a movie was made about your life who would play you? Me because I wouldn’t want my reputation ruining 12. What is your favourite/dream holiday destination? Florida 13. Finally, tell us something that nobody knows about you? I do modelling in my spare time PJC Plant Services Ltd PJC Plant Services Ltd @PJCPlantService PJC Plant Services Ltd CHINNY’S FANTASY FOOTBALL 2015-2016 CURRENT PJC TOP 5 (W/E 07/03/16) POS TEAM PTS 1 Luke 1333 If you would like to add anything to the 2 Simon 1273 next issue of the newsletter don’t hesitate 3 James 1223 to contact me at [email protected] 4 Callum 1215 5 Stef 1210 or 0116 251 5242 ext.203 .