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ACDC (Quidos Ltd)

The ACDC Register offers an effortless pre-qualification questionnaire service, saving companies like ourselves time on administration and ensuring that we are compliant. Providing a seamless connection between building contractors and building services suppliers. The ACDC Register is powered by Quidos Ltd, an accreditation body since 2006 with over 1,000 members.

ACDC is comprised of health and safety professionals that are qualified to the minimum NEBOSH National Diploma level and have vast experience within the health and safety sector. Subscribing to the ACDC Register demonstrates to our customers, competitors, suppliers, staff and investors that we are committed to being quality compliant.

Being part of the ACDC Register ensures that we are committed to best practice, and that we have joined an established accreditation body that we can trust and that we are being guided and assessed by to the very highest standard of quality within the industry.

The ACDC Register | Raising standards, maintaining quality.

February 2017

Safecontractor Approved

Safecontractor is a third-party accreditation scheme that assess health and safety arrangements. Many major clients recognise the scheme and will accept Safecontractor certification as confirmation of compliance. The scheme has over 22,000 contractor members and more than 220 clients, including some of the UK’s biggest blue-chip companies.

MBS are very pleased to have been assessed and approved by Safecontractor. Receiving this accreditation not only demonstrates to our clients and potential clients that health and safety is top of our agenda it also helps us to develop our business because a large and increasing number of clients now use this approach.

By securing the Safecontractor accreditation clients can have peace of mind that MBS are meeting the high levels of compliance required.

As a leading health and safety pre-qualification assessment scheme, Safecontractor are dedicated to promoting higher standards of competence and compliance through the provision of relevant industry specific and tailored health and safety assessments for all professions and sectors. With its increasing membership and growing profile in the UK, the Safecontractor scheme is now used by many large organisation’s as a way of obtaining competent contractors.

LABC Building Excellence Awards 2012

Finalist in Best Community Building

TEIGNMOUTH HOSPITAL

For recognition of high standards of construction and workmanship

LABC Building Excellence Awards 2012

Finalist in Best Education Development

QUEENSWAY CATHOLIC SCHOOL

For recognition of high standards of construction and workmanship

St. Cuthbert Mayne

ST CUTHBERT Mayne's new classroom block has been opened and blessed.

The opening coincided with the annual tradition at St Cuthbert Mayne School, Torquay, of celebrating the feastday of the school's patron saint.

BLESSING: Bishop Christopher Budd and Archdeacon Rawlings at the new building Andy Styles

BLESSING: Bishop Christopher Budd and Archdeacon Rawlings at the new building – Picture Andy Styles

The celebrations involved scripture readings, prayer, contemporary music and drama as well as the blessing and official opening of the new Jubilee building.

The sports hall was transformed with flowers and displays creating an inspiring yet calming environment in which the celebration services could take place. Students and staff welcomed their invited guests, including Bishop Christopher Budd from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Plymouth and Archdeacon John Rawlings from the Anglican Diocese of Exeter.

Bishop Budd and Archdeacon Rawlings each gave a homily focusing on the theme for the day, 'By our words and actions are we known'.

The new £1.6million Jubilee Building was blessed by Bishop Budd and Archdeacon Rawlings.

After the blessing, both of the honoured guests cut the ribbon to open the doors.

Richard Cord of Kensington Taylor Architects and the directors of MBS Building & Maintenance witnessed the official opening and received thanks and compliments for the impressive building.

Head teacher Cathy Gilfillan said: "We are delighted with the new classroom accommodation. It's spacious, bright, comfortable and provides an ideal learning environment which will be appreciated by staff and learners for many years."

The school is now looking forward to its 50th anniversary in June 2012 and planning further celebrations.

They are asking former students, particularly those who were there at the beginning, to get in touch.

Teignmouth Community Hospital : New Physiotherapy Unit

A NEW £800,000 physiotherapy unit has been officially opened at Teignmouth Community Hospital.

The newly built extension which received a £600,000 donation from the Teignmouth Hospital League of Friends will benefit patients accessing physiotherapy, occupational therapy and spinal services.

The unit consists of a number of purpose-built therapy rooms, with specialist equipment, a gym area specially designed for patient assessments, as well as office accommodation for physiotherapy and occupational therapy staff.

The new unit will be named the Jenifer Hammond Unit after a former physiotherapist who worked for more than 30 years in Teignmouth Hospital.

Tracey Mckenzie, Matron at Teignmouth Community Hospital said: “The new extension looks absolutely fantastic and we are delighted that our patients can now benefit from the improvements. The extension is bright and airy with a new comfortable waiting area for patients and modernised clinical areas.

“The new purpose built surroundings will enable us to provide high quality care, in a modern and fully equipped environment.”