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Last week, the Carey Group attended and exhibited at the Contamination Expo Series 2019 – Europe’s leading event for contamination and land remediation professionals. It was held at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC), Birmingham.

Careys’ state-of-the-art, bespoke aggregate engineering plant represents a major component of our ongoing commitment to finding and implementing construction solutions that protect and preserve the environment. This soil engineering plant enables us to sustainably and effectively carry out remediation projects on a massive scale.

Careys Foundation has partnered with Seneca Resource Recovery to surprise Sam, one of the faces of Evelina London Children’s Hospital, with his photo printed on one of our tipper wagons.

Yesterday, our Plant & Fleet division held its fourth annual Supply Chain Partners event at London’s iconic Wembley Stadium.

In this latest entry in our six-part series detailing Careys’ contributions to the landmark Woodsmith Mine project in Whitby, Yorkshire, we’ll be discussing our role in the construction of the crucial production and service shafts.

At Careys, we’re passionate about consistently delivering high-quality work. We believe that we can attain the standard of excellence we demand by constantly learning, successfully overcoming challenges and being resilient.

Careys’ site teams are key to the successful delivery of our projects. Through their continuous determination, focused efforts and hard work, we are able to overcome some of the toughest construction challenges in the industry and consistently deliver high-quality results.

Careys Civil Engineering has been awarded an enabling package of works to help transform the former coal-fired Lostock power station in Northwich, Cheshire into an energy-efficient, eco-friendly energy from waste (EfW) facility.

Careys, as principal contractor on the Ford Dagenham demolition & remediation project, commissioned the manufacture of a bespoke aggregate and soil engineering plant.

Careys Plant & Fleet recently added our first short reach front excavator – the Hitachi Zaxis 135 – to our expanding portfolio of plant equipment.

Across the UK, there are more than 500,000 listed buildings. In England alone, over 900 buildings have earned a Grade I listing, with London accounting for 589 of these highly protected structures.

As part of our on-going celebration of Careys’ 50th anniversary, Careys Foundation recently organised and held our biggest charitable challenge to date.