It was great to be part of Manchester Pride on Saturday 24th August! Donning bee antenna deely-boppers to tie in with the theme this year of “Buzzing to be Queer” Cavendish Nuclear participated in the entirety of the 60-minute parade spanning the city centre, along with thousands of people who showed up to watch and celebrate LGBT inclusion. It was a great event enabled by likeminded organisations who recognise the importance of inclusion as part of being a sustainable organisation. #inclusion #pride #bekind
Cavendish Nuclear
Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
Birchwood, Warrington 32,072 followers
Creating a safe and secure world, together
About us
Cavendish Nuclear, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Babcock International Group, is a leading nuclear services company with a growing international presence. With a highly-skilled workforce, we are committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and we are located at offices and sites in the UK as well as internationally. We are licensed to operate thirteen nuclear sites in the UK; whilst also supporting other nuclear companies in the lifetime extensions of their fleet, and on delivery of new build nuclear power plants. The breadth of our expertise means we are able to innovate to deliver nuclear solutions safer, faster, at lower cost and deliver across all aspects of the nuclear energy life cycle, from design and build, through operations and maintenance, to decommissioning, waste management and remediation.
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http://www.cavendishnuclear.com
External link for Cavendish Nuclear
- Industry
- Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
- Company size
- 5,001-10,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Birchwood, Warrington
- Type
- Public Company
- Specialties
- Support Services, Engineering, Project Management, and Asset Management
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Cavendish Nuclear Limited,
106 Dalton Avenue
Birchwood, Warrington WA3 6YD, GB
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Cavendish Nuclear Limited
Radar Road
Leicester, Leicestershire LE3 1UF, GB
Employees at Cavendish Nuclear
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Power your future At Cavendish Nuclear, Hinkley Point C in Bridgwater, we’re innovating to make nuclear safer, faster and cost-effective across the nuclear energy life cycle – and you can help. We are hiring multiple roles for Site Operatives. Work with us to create a safe and secure world, together. Want a long-term future? A four-day week, excellent benefits? – JOB DONE. Apply now! https://lnkd.in/exa7hGuf
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Cavendish Nuclear are proud to be a member of the Sizewell C Consortium. We are one of 200 supply-chain businesses from every corner of the country, that are all united by one goal: getting Sizewell C built. Building Sizewell C will bring contracts to nearly 4,000 British companies just like ours, and 70% of the project’s construction value will go to straight to British businesses. Join us in helping make Britain a leader in building energy infrastructure. https://lnkd.in/eVqNZSj #collaborate
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By engaging with young people, their parents and teachers through outreach and collaborative activities, Cavendish Nuclear seek to spark an interest in studying STEM subjects and pursuing a rewarding career in our industry. We couldn’t do this without people as dedicated as Natasha Gane, Project Management Apprentice at Cavendish Nuclear who has recently been recognised for completing more than 30 hours of volunteering as a STEM ambassador! Natasha comments, “I’ve had a brilliant time taking part in school activities, talks and career fairs across the country; including events at Ascot Racecourse, Ashton Gate Stadium and our BTC office. All with the aim of inspiring the next generation with STEM. Looking forward to next year’s opportunities! Find out more about the opportunities at Cavendish Nuclear! Babcock and STEM - Babcock International https://lnkd.in/eNRPa3EQ Apprenticeships - Cavendish Nuclear https://lnkd.in/efPUc5WB
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We are really proud of our Social Impact Lead, Anne Marie Melvin at Cavendish Nuclear, who recently organised a series of training sessions focused on the Sellafield ‘Together for Good’ volunteering platform. These training sessions were designed to educate individuals on how to effectively utilise the platform to engage in volunteer opportunities and make a positive impact in the community. The ‘Together for Good’ volunteering platform is a Sellafield Ltd led initiative and has been instrumental in helping Cavendish Nuclear achieve its volunteering commitments. The platform offers a variety of volunteering opportunities for employees to get involved in, ranging from community projects to charitable activities. Through the platform, Cavendish Nuclear employees have been able to make a positive impact in the communities where they live and work. By volunteering their time and skills, they have been able to give back to those in need and make a difference in the world around them. #collaborate #volunteering #bekind
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Cavendish Nuclear are proud to be part of the MEH Alliance team reaching this significant milestone at Hinkley Point C. #collaboration
MEH begins fitting out cable decks in Hinkley Point C's Nuclear Island Hinkley Point C has achieved a milestone as the MEH team begins the mechanical, electrical, and HVAC fit-out of the cable decks across the four safeguard buildings on Unit 1. This step follows the extensive groundwork laid by the civils contractor who prepared the buildings for this complex installation. Murielle Amirat, MEH Senior Project Manager, said: "Collaboration with our civils colleagues has been very productive, with great communication that's resulted in early handover of areas within the safeguard buildings, along with the installation of scaffolding, temporary works, while the appropriate documentation checks were undertaken." Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eu4SfrmY
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As part of Cavendish Nuclear’s ‘Be Kind to your Neighbour’ scheme, an opportunity where we ‘give back’ to the local community ‘Team England Adaptive Ability Advanced Competitive Cheerleading Team’ were chosen to receive a donation to use towards a trip to Orlando Florida to compete in the 2024 World Championships. The team is made up of a mix of disabled and non-disabled athletes who work together to perform jumps, dance, stunts, tumbles, and chants during the routine. We are proud to announce that the team brought home the GOLD MEDAL! Tegan Davis, Commercial Graduate said, “We put the money towards our uniform, specialist cheerleading shoes and training kits. We travelled to Orlando early this year and competed in the World Championships which was attended by over 70 countries, performing across two days I am really pleased to say we brought home the Gold Medal, becoming the 2024 World Champions! We want to give a big thank you to Cavendish Nuclear for supporting us in our journey and look forward to defending our title at the 2025 World Championships!” #BeKind #community
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This is fantastic news for the nuclear industry and in boosting energy security. As the only UK owned large nuclear engineering company, with a heritage supporting clean energy projects, we welcome this latest partnership between Great British Energy, the private sector and The Crown Estate, and the role this will play in creating UK jobs and economic growth.
📣 Announced today – Great British Energy will work in partnership with the private sector and The Crown Estate to accelerate the deployment of new renewable energy projects and support UK supply chains. Great British Energy will be a new publicly-owned company set up to help make Britain a clean energy superpower, create jobs across the UK in our supply chains and boost our energy independence. Find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/d4G7six5
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Cavendish Nuclear part of the Progressive Alliance are proud to announce the work done with Grassroots Garden Centre installing raised beds for Hensingham Day Centre, Whitehaven. This initiative aims to provide easier access for those with mobility difficulties to enjoy gardening and outdoor activities. Stephen Davison, Programme Manager at Cavendish Nuclear said "We are thrilled to be able to give back to our community by helping to create a more accessible and inclusive environment for those who receive support at Hensingham Day Centre. By installing raised beds we hope to not only enhance their gardening experience but also promote social interaction and overall wellbeing." Tom Crutchfield who works at the centre said: "The support from the apprentices and staff, at Cavendish Nuclear has been fantastic, we’re so pleased with the installation of the new accessible raised beds, and we’re excited to put them to good use.’ Alison Glanville, Assistant Director of Service Provision for Cumberland Council, said; "At Cumberland Council, we are committed to creating inclusive spaces where everyone can thrive. The installation of raised beds is a wonderful example of community collaboration. We are deeply grateful to Cavendish Nuclear, and all involved for their support. This initiative will significantly enhance the gardening experience for those at Hensingham Day Opportunities, fostering independence, skill development, and social connections.” #bekind #volunteering #community #sustainability #inclusivity #engagement
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Cavendish Nuclear and Progressive Alliance recently took part in ‘Bright Stars’ an award-winning competition aimed at primary school children across Cumbria. Each school receives £50 in seed funding with a simple instruction to set up their own mini social enterprise over the course of 8 weeks and, through creativity, grow that investment, making a difference to their world and the lives of people around them. Centre for Leadership Performance (CforLP) links a local business to its local school to offer guidance and encouragement throughout the trading period. The programmes aim is to raise aspirations, ignite interest in the world of work, and nurture creativity in primary pupils. During this collaboration, Jude Davison and Spencer Huddart Brown shared their knowledge and expertise with a group of students from Dearham Primary School. The ‘Dearham Dreams Team’ pupils decided to make and sell bracelets and are proud of their business model and excited to continue learning about the world of work! Penny (Year 5) “I had the idea that we could make and sell bracelets as they are popular at the minute. When we voted on ideas, my idea got the most votes, so that is the one we are going to start with! We all did designs for prototype bracelets we could use to show our customers. We had ideas that we could make ones inspired by popular things, like tv shows and movies and Taylor Swift (I’m a Swiftie!) because they would probably sell the best. Jayden (Year 5) “I wanted to design some bracelets that boys would like. I produced a bunch of football themed bracelets, inspired by different players and teams. My plan is to make a few of my designs, so that we have prototypes to show to people." Jude Davison, Engineering Mechanical Higher-Level Apprentice, Cavendish Nuclear “It was great to be able to support the development and all the unique and clever ideas that the pupils came up with at our local primary school and introduce them to the world of work”. #STEM #cavendishnuclear #inspiration
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