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Albion Square was a key project for Copeland’s drive to regenerate Whitehaven town centre and for Britain’s Energy Coast’s programme of development in West Cumbria. The new £18 million office block was commissioned by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority to accommodate around 1,000 workers being transferred from Sellafield to Whitehaven. 50% of the subcontracted companies working on the project came from West Cumbria.

Scotland’s fourth busiest railway station was redeveloped to increase capacity. The Grade A listed station now has a larger, modern concourse with a ticket office and retail space, improved platforms, a new bridging structure and a redeveloped entrance. The £25 million project won a number of awards in 2014 including Rail Supplier of the Year at the Scottish Transport Awards and the Community Engagement category at the Network Rail Partnership Awards.

In June 2012, Morgan Sindall completed work on £75 million state-of-the-art mental health facilities on the Murray Royal Hospital site in Perth. Undertaken for NHS Tayside, the development provides integrated healthcare facilities for General Adult Psychiatry, Psychiatry of Old Age and Medium Secure patients. Morgan Sindall’s extensive healthcare experience was instrumental in ensuring the safety of patients as well as visitors and resulted in a delighted customer.

I’ve been with Morgan Sindall for 25 years. I started as a summer placement student during my civil engineering degree. At university it’s very theoretical but I really loved being on site – that’s why I stayed.  I joined the graduate training programme and became a chartered engineer six years later. I now have the opportunity to mentor both undergraduates and graduates, and really enjoy sharing their passion for engineering.

Morgan Sindall is a great place to work because you’re encouraged to be innovative and to challenge – we are always looking to improve. I work collaboratively with everyone, from the site teams to our joint venture partners.