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31/01/2025
Morgan Sindall To Host Construction Careers Event In Stirling
Morgan Sindall Construction is partnering with Historic Environment Scotland and Developing the Young Workforce to deliver an innovative three-day construction careers event.
Taking place from 4th to 6th March at the Engine Shed in Stirling, the free-to-attend event will offer young people aged 16 and over the opportunity to gain hands-on experience across seven different trades and professions.
The event will transform the historic Engine Shed into an interactive learning environment, with participants engaging in 45-minute sessions covering a range of topics, including:
• Digital Den: Exploring the role of digital construction and technology in the built environment.
• Let's Go Retro!: Learning about retrofitting and building conservation.
• A Greener Future: Examining sustainable construction and its environmental impact.
• Count On Us: Exploring the cost of construction.
• One Build at a Time: Hands-on brickwork workshop.
• Carving Out Construction: Hands-on stonemasonry workshop.
• Spark: A hands-on mechanical and electrical workshop.
The programme will bring together expertise from across the construction industry, with specialist sessions delivered by Morgan Sindall as well as other leading firms, including Atkins Realis, Tigers, SIKA, and FES.
This event provides a valuable opportunity for young people to explore the diverse career paths available within the construction industry.
Rachael Topping, Learning and Development Advisor at Morgan Sindall Construction Scotland, said: "This pioneering programme showcases Morgan Sindall's commitment to building pathways into the construction industry and empowering young people to reach their full potential. By offering hands-on experience across multiple disciplines, we’re not just presenting career options - we’re providing invaluable insights into the transformative opportunities our industry offers.
"Our collaboration with partners and leading industry experts highlights the remarkable outcomes achievable when the private sector engages in nurturing young talent. This initiative is a vital step in shaping the next generation of the workforce, ensuring we equip skilled individuals to drive the future of construction.
"We're excited to welcome students from across the country and strongly encourage anyone interested in a career in construction to register soon, as spaces are filling up quickly. This is a unique chance to gain practical experience and explore the wide array of rewarding roles our industry has to offer. Join us to gain hands-on experience, discover rewarding opportunities, and help shape the future of the construction industry."
Taking place from 4th to 6th March at the Engine Shed in Stirling, the free-to-attend event will offer young people aged 16 and over the opportunity to gain hands-on experience across seven different trades and professions.
The event will transform the historic Engine Shed into an interactive learning environment, with participants engaging in 45-minute sessions covering a range of topics, including:
• Digital Den: Exploring the role of digital construction and technology in the built environment.
• Let's Go Retro!: Learning about retrofitting and building conservation.
• A Greener Future: Examining sustainable construction and its environmental impact.
• Count On Us: Exploring the cost of construction.
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• One Build at a Time: Hands-on brickwork workshop.
• Carving Out Construction: Hands-on stonemasonry workshop.
• Spark: A hands-on mechanical and electrical workshop.
The programme will bring together expertise from across the construction industry, with specialist sessions delivered by Morgan Sindall as well as other leading firms, including Atkins Realis, Tigers, SIKA, and FES.
This event provides a valuable opportunity for young people to explore the diverse career paths available within the construction industry.
Rachael Topping, Learning and Development Advisor at Morgan Sindall Construction Scotland, said: "This pioneering programme showcases Morgan Sindall's commitment to building pathways into the construction industry and empowering young people to reach their full potential. By offering hands-on experience across multiple disciplines, we’re not just presenting career options - we’re providing invaluable insights into the transformative opportunities our industry offers.
"Our collaboration with partners and leading industry experts highlights the remarkable outcomes achievable when the private sector engages in nurturing young talent. This initiative is a vital step in shaping the next generation of the workforce, ensuring we equip skilled individuals to drive the future of construction.
"We're excited to welcome students from across the country and strongly encourage anyone interested in a career in construction to register soon, as spaces are filling up quickly. This is a unique chance to gain practical experience and explore the wide array of rewarding roles our industry has to offer. Join us to gain hands-on experience, discover rewarding opportunities, and help shape the future of the construction industry."
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