GIND UK- Building a sustainable future for women in construction

The construction workforce is currently just 15% female, according to the Office for National Statistics – a statistic that may not come as a surprise given the industry’s historically male-dominated nature. However, times are changing, and both GIND UK and Integral Cradles are proud to be part of this transformation. We’re embracing diversity, with 25% […]

GIND UK provides essential maintenance services at The Knightsbridge Apartments

GIND UK is providing access equipment maintenance services for a significant project at The Knightsbridge Apartments in West London. The work has involved dilapidation maintenance for our installation partner Integral Cradles’ three replacement BMUs at this iconic residence. Unveiled in 2005, The Knightsbridge Apartments development boasts unparalleled luxury and service, offering residents a living space […]

GIND UK congratulates Integral Cradles on major contract win with Canary Wharf Contractors

GIND UK is delighted to congratulate our installation partner, Integral Cradles, on its latest success – securing a significant contract with Canary Wharf Contractors Limited. This exciting project will see Integral Cradles install three state-of-the-art Building Maintenance Units (BMUs) at the prestigious Wood Wharf development. As Integral Cradles’ maintenance partner, we’ve witnessed first-hand the team’s […]

JLL and HSBC bank on GIND UK for access systems maintenance

GIND UK, the award-winning access systems maintenance provider, is thrilled to announce it has been awarded an extension of its existing service contract with JLL to provide access systems maintenance for its client HSBC. The contract with JLL covers the major BMU sites of 8 Canada Square and 1 Centenary Square, which have been under […]

Addressing the challenges of waste management on projects

Did you know the UK construction industry produces around 100 million tonnes of waste each year according to Defra (the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)? Organisations working in the industry are legally required to follow the waste management hierarchy, which prioritises preventing waste, reusing it, recycling it, recovering it and finally disposing of […]