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RJC Consultants Newsletter No.2 November 2003 |
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RJC has continued its initiative to obtain work from major contractors. We have now added several new contractor clients to our current list. We are also active in the specialist M&E and Process Engineering Sectors and are currently working with two major contractors on major claims in Geneva and the UK. We continue to offer current commercial and contractual advice and support to our growing list of existing clients including Developers, Industrialists, Local Authorities, Contractors and Specialist Contractors. Investors in People RJC attended the official Investors in People Award Ceremony at the Mansion House in Bristol in May to receive their highly coveted award from the Lord Mayor. The occasion provided the opportunity to mingle with other local businesses being presented with their IIP plaques.
Slough Office The Slough location allows
us to provide an improved service to both our new and existing clients
in the central and South East region. Meanwhile our Bristol Office
continues to deal with a plethora of dispute work including Mediation,
Adjudication, Arbitration, Litigation and Insolvency. |
Commercial Workshops. Together with Clarks, a top-ranking firm of solicitors based in Reading, RJC is offering a series of workshops on a variety of commercial and legal topics such as: • DSC Form of Sub Contract • Adjudication – Impact on You & Recent Case Law • Record Keeping • How and When to Successfully Present and Defend Claims • Alternative Dispute Resolution. • JCT Major Works Contract These workshops are tailor made to suit clients’ specific requirements and a degree of participation is included in order that attendees gain maximum benefit. A Day at the Rugby August once again saw the RJC annual trip to Twickenham to the Middlesex Sevens Tournament. This provided an opportunity for Clients and the RJC team to meet away from the usual environment and pressure of work. The day being pleasantly warm with a packed programme of action on the field, together with a bit of friendly rivalry between various supporters and a few jars of beer led to a thoroughly enjoyable event for all. Congratulations to the competition winners Northampton Saints! Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) RJC has identified the need
for it sconsultants to obtain and maintain the appropriate certification
under the CSCS and has embarked on the necessary Health & Safety
training under the auspices of the CITB to ensure compliance when
visiting or working on construction sites |
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We have recently joined the Slough Chamber of Commerce, which will further complement our already established presence in the Thames Valley. |
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