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SEHBAC: An Employer Case Study

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

We’ve been exemplified as a case study by the National Apprenticeships Service, a UK organisation formed to encourage the growth of apprenticeships in the UK.

Here’s what they have to say about us:

SEHBAC Commercial, based in Ipswich has been
manufacturing timber, PCV-u and aluminium
doors and windows since 1971. The high-tech
Ipswich facility produces more than 500 units
a week, destined for use in commercial properties,
schools and hospitals across the country and
for households in East Anglia and the South East.
In 2009 SEHBAC adopted the Apprenticeship
scheme and has since recruited six apprentices
working in different areas of the business.”

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SEHBAC Gets Gold Star for Ealing School Installation

Wednesday, April 11th, 2007

When the London Borough of Ealing decided it was time to replace the old and decaying windows and external doors at Greenwood Primary School in Northholt, time was the one thing which was in short supply.

Teachers & Pupils Outside Greenwood Primary School

Teachers & Pupils Outside Greenwood Primary School

140 high performance aluminium windows, 14 sets of secure external doots and over half a mile of decorative cladding had to be manufactured. Then, the tough part, fitted and finished in just 9 days!

This was quite a challenge for SEHBAC.

Working closely with Ealing Council’s consultants, Babcock Infrastructure Services, SEHBAC surveyed the building and manufactured the windows and doors in just eleven days.

No sooner were the staff and children off for their Easter holidays, SEHBAC’s specialist installation team moved in, and after just nine days the building was transformed. The work was complete.

Femi Akinjogbin, the architect for the project said

“the work has been carried out like a military exercise, SEHBAC’s installers have worked extremely hard”.

On returning to the school, the Head Teacher Peter La Farge said

“I am really pleased with the quality of the new windows and doors and impressed to see that all this work has been completed in such a short time. This has made a huge difference to the environment in the school. Our last Ofsted report said “It is a credit to the teacher’s professionalism that they achieve the standards they do in such a bleak environment.”

He went on to say

“I am delighted that we are now getting a building that the children and staff deserve.”

Mark Dove of SEHBAC said

“The time available for this project presented us wuth quite a challenge and there were a few sceptics that said it could not be done. I am extremely proud of the team’s achievement and delighted that we could meet the challenge.”

Gold stars all round!