Griffiths farrans jv celebrates 100,000 hours safety milestone at bristol airport project
Photo Caption: Griffiths Farrans JV has celebrated a significant safety milestone at its transformational Public Transport Interchange project at Bristol Airport. The executive team from the Airport, including CEO Dave Lees, joined the project team to mark the completion of 100,000 hours on site without any lost time incidents, congratulating them for the ongoing commitment […]
Sep 19, 2024
Photo Caption: Griffiths Farrans JV has celebrated a significant safety milestone at its transformational Public Transport Interchange project at Bristol Airport. The executive team from the Airport, including CEO Dave Lees, joined the project team to mark the completion of 100,000 hours on site without any lost time incidents, congratulating them for the ongoing commitment to a positive health and safety culture. The project forms part of Bristol Airport’s overall multi-million-pound transformational development plan enabling 12 million passengers a year to use the Airport. Pictured (L-R) Rupert Lawrie, Bristol Airport; Dave Lees, CEO, Bristol Airport; David Parr, Griffiths Farrans JV; Richard Adams, Bristol Airport; Jake Turberville, Griffiths Farrans JV; Gerard McNamee Griffiths Farrans JV and Andrew Goodenough, Bristol Airport.
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