Merryhill Envirotec

15/02/2022

Have you got a strong attention to detail, excellent organisational skills, and the ability to manage multiple tasks of varying importance and excellent telephone manner? Then this could be the role for you!

Merryhill Envirotec is an asbestos removal company based in Romsey, looking for an administrator to take ownership of some of our key clients in our fast paced and dynamic office. Although working across a wide variety of sectors, this role is to provide support to our housing association customers and operations team.

The role will involve preparing site paperwork. liaising with clients, site teams, project managers and keeping our clients updated throughout the entire process.

Being a licensed asbestos removal company, there is a huge focus on getting things right first time and keeping multiple records in an organised manner.

25/12/2021

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all of us at Merryhill Envirotec!

17/12/2021

Merryhill Envirotec is delighted to announce the appointment of Harriet Bennett to the Senior Management Team as Business Development Manager.

Read the full news item here https://bit.ly/3yEvotN

22/11/2021

** WE'RE HIRING**

Asbestos Operatives

Merryhill is currently looking for new asbestos operatives to join our expanding team in Hampshire. If you’re currently an operative, or thinking about joining the asbestos industry then we would love to hear from you.

You will be rewarded with a competitive wage, training and development opportunities and have the option of joining our company pension scheme.

If any of the above sounds like you then please don’t hesitate to get in touch and ask to speak to Bryan Dart on [email protected]

22/10/2021

Merryhill Envirotec is delighted to receive the ARCA Gold Site Audit Award.

Presented by ARCA to recognise member asbestos removal contractors’ who demonstrate consistently high standards on-site. The awards were acknowledged at the Association’s Annual General Meetings, held in October.

In order to obtain the Gold Site Audit Award, full contracting members of ARCA had to display best practices and consistent performance levels by completing six excellent consecutive site audits, with grades A-C on live audits.

Andrew Dart, Managing Director comments, “We are delighted to be recognised by ARCA with the Gold Site Audit Award. Congratulations to our site team for their continued hard work and commitment”.

11/10/2021

Good to catch up with everybody at the ARCA AGM last week.

A great event held at Lord's Cricket Ground with a fantastic opportunity to meet with fellow industry partners, competitors and suppliers.

06/10/2021

It’s becoming more common for our work to take us to educational facilities to survey and remove asbestos.

https://bbc.in/2WGES9k

If you have any concerns, please get in touch on 01794 515 848 or email [email protected]

[Link takes you to article on BBC News website]

Safely managed asbestos is less dangerous, but monitoring can be patchy which worries unions.

04/10/2021

Bryan Dart, Merryhill Senior Operations Manager gives us a brief overview of a disaster recovery and asbestos removal project recently undertaken for a couple who experienced a house fire due to lightning strike.

01/10/2021

As a follow-up to yesterday's video highlighting our disaster recovery and asbestos removal work following a lightning strike and subsequent house fire.

Below are the house owners giving a kind testimonial to the hard work the entire team put in.

10/09/2021

Merryhill Envirotec is delighted to announce our new partnership with Braishfield Football Club, sponsoring their 1st Team.

The Team has been provided with a new strip to kick off the season. Manager Henry Rule commented ‘We wish to extend massive thanks to Merryhill for their much valued support and are looking forward to a successful season’.

Operations Manager Bryan Dart said ‘Braishfield is loved by the local community, and it is a pleasure to get behind the local team’.

10/09/2021

Our work with schools and colleges backs up the issues raised in this article, worth a read if you have a few minutes https://bit.ly/3C5QJx1

It's vital we product children and teachers from historical asbestos use.

Some twenty years on from the ban on asbestos in construction, its presence in many older school buildings remains a national problem, writes John McClean from the Joint Union Asbestos Campaign