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🌟 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY 🌟 Today we are celebrating Clark Pollins 1 year anniversary with ACHIEVA! What an exciting year it has been and Clark has really made a remarkable transition into his role! It’s always inspiring to see someone grow so quickly and become a respected figure in their field. His ability to build relationships with both clients and candidates is a testament to his hard work and dedication. Congratulations Clark, we can't wait to see what the next year holds for you! 🥳

Today is a VERY special day as our Kimberley Penrice celebrates her 40th Birthday!! 🥳 We all wish you a very very happy birthday Kim, and hope you enjoy your week of relaxation and celebrations 😉 🥂🍰🍾🎂

Here’s the team doing a spot of online training this morning, hosted by the lovely Kimberley Penrice. It was also a great way to keep everyone connected on our WFH days! 🔗💻🔌

We all enjoyed a lovely lunch @ Havin Kitchen, St Albans today, to celebrate some recent special events; and it was a good excuse to get the team together for a group lunch! 🍻

The oil and gas industry continues to face ongoing challenges: balancing the demand for energy with the responsibility to protect our environment. As energy demands continue to rise globally, it's crucial to adopt technologies that minimize the inevitable environmental impact. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is one solution already making a difference. By capturing emissions at the source and storing them underground, CCS can play a key role in reducing CO2 emissions and helping the industry meet climate goals. For instance, commercial CCS projects are already capturing and storing around 40 million tonnes of CO2 per year, with plans for further expansion(McKinsey & Company). Innovative drilling technologies are also helping reduce the environmental footprint. Rotary steerable systems (RSS) allow for more precise drilling of horizontal wells, enhancing efficiency while minimizing disruption. This technology improves well-path control, resulting in better productivity and fewer emissions during operations(McKinsey & Company). In addition, automated drilling systems, like those from NOV (National Oilwell Varco), use machine learning to optimize speed and safety, further cutting down on waste and emissions(McKinsey & Company). I have also read that the innovation in the electrification of oil rigs is another significant step toward sustainability. Offshore platforms like Norway's Johan Sverdrup field are now connected to onshore grids, using renewable electricity instead of traditional diesel generators. This shift is helping to drastically reduce CO2 emissions from operations(RSC Publishing). #EnergySecurity #Sustainability #CarbonCapture #FutureOfEnergy

Another very special announcement, this time to mark Lewis Coulson's 5 year anniversary with us! Lewis' achievements really show the amount of hard work, dedication and commitment that he was given over the past 5 years, and we really can't wait to see what the next 5 years hold! 🍾

A special announcement from us today, to mark Abby Said's 4 year anniversary with us at Achieva! It has been an honour to watch Abby grow and learn over the past 4 years, and we are so proud of her achievements and the dedication that she has shown to the company over the past 4 years. Here's to many more! 🥂

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In the rapidly expanding world of industrial solar power plants, health and safety regulations are key to ensuring not just compliance but also the sustainability and reliability of large-scale projects. The UK has set stringent guidelines that shape how industrial solar facilities are developed, maintained, and operated, safeguarding workers and the surrounding environment. A central aspect of health and safety for industrial solar installations is site safety management. Large-scale solar farms cover vast areas, often in rural or remote locations, increasing the risk of hazards such as electrical faults, machinery accidents, and working at heights. Compliance with Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM 2015) is essential in these environments, requiring detailed risk assessments, trained personnel, and the use of robust safety equipment. Additionally, industrial solar installations face challenges unique to their size and complexity. For example, high-voltage DC systems used in solar farms require special safety protocols to avoid electrical shocks and fires. Workers must be trained to handle these risks, with regular inspections and maintenance performed to prevent incidents. Installing safe access walkways, fall protection systems, and horizontal lifelines is crucial to protect technicians working on elevated structures (Eurosafe). Furthermore, ensuring the safety of the grid connection process is paramount. Solar farms feeding directly into the grid must meet stringent Electricity at Work Regulations, focusing on the secure installation of inverters, transformers, and other high-power equipment. By following these regulations, companies can mitigate potential risks and ensure the smooth operation of their facilities(HSENI)(Solar Energy UK). In conclusion, the UK's health and safety standards for industrial solar power plants not only protect workers but also drive innovation in safety technologies, ensuring that solar energy is both sustainable and secure. As the country continues to scale its renewable energy capacity, maintaining these rigorous standards is vital to long-term success. #SolarEnergy #HealthAndSafety #IndustrialSolar #RenewableEnergy #UKEnergy