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<strong>EEEGR</strong> MEMBERS Calorex Century paints master art class C 01621 856611 C sales@calorex.com C www.calorex.com Six Century 4 humidifiers, supplied by Calorex Heat Pumps, are playing a vital role in protecting priceless exhibits on display at the Turner Contemporary Gallery in Margate, Kent. Attracting an A-list celebrity following, as well as senior politicians, and recently visited by The Queen, the multi-award winning landmark building on the Margate seafront is a dynamic visual arts venue. As well as a heavy emphasis on community arts, recent headline displays have included selected works of the gallery’s namesake, JMW Turner, Rodin’s The Kiss and the works of contemporary artists like Tracey Emin. Helping to maintain optimum environmental conditions, Calorex’s Century humidifiers gently put moisture into the atmosphere that is often dried out by harsh “ THE CENTURY HUMIDIFIERS ARE BEING USED AT THE TURNER CONTEMPORARY GALLERY AS A BACK UP TO THE IN-HOUSE SYSTEM AND THEY ARE DOING AN EXCELLENT JOB. ” heating systems especially during the winter months. The plug-and-go Century machines are fully portable and easy to use as they can be quickly and efficiently repositioned. “The Century humidifiers are being used at the Turner Contemporary Gallery as a back up to the in-house system and they are doing an excellent job,” said David Yard of the seafront venue. “Not only do they help protect the priceless exhibits, they help improve the air quality for both staff and visitors, noticeably helping to prevent dry eyes, dry skin and sore throats,” he added. Capable of humidifying space volumes of up to 400m³, the Century 4 is ideal for use not just for art galleries, museums but also for hospitals, computer rooms, laboratories and storage. Media training for an energy sector crisis C Karen Ainley C 01206 548100 C Karen@mosaicpublicity.co.uk C mosaicpublicity.co.uk A death offshore, an industrial accident, an employment dispute – a crisis can take many forms. Many organisations within the energy sector will already have risk management procedures and crisis plans but if something was to happen, would you know how to deal with the media if they were camping on your doorstep With your whole company’s reputation and future at stake, handling the media in times of crises can be a tricky and delicate matter. Mosaic Publicity has been providing bespoke crisis support and training to organisations across the UK for over a decade and has a dedicated division for the energy and utility sectors. The Essex-based agency is run by former BBC TV and radio reporters Karen Ainley and Kevin Bentley, whose expertise in crisis management is sought after by organisations across many different sectors. 18 – NOVEMBER 2012 Karen said: “Many occupations within the energy sector are high-risk and this is on the increase with more off-shore wind developments in the eastern region. It is therefore essential that companies within this industry have sufficient crisis plans in place that include a media element to protect reputation. “Crises often come as a nasty shock and can be extremely stressful. With the support of a specialist agency and by ensuring spokespeople are media trained, the fall-out can be managed to reduce the impact.” Mosaic Publicity offers bespoke crisis management training with relevant scenarios, crisis planning and crisis management services. The company’s media training division, Mosaic Media Training, offers a dozen different training courses, including broadcast skills, integrated marketing, social media, video production for the web, podcasting and presentation skills.
New £77m vessel ordered for Seajacks fleet C Max Paterson C 01493 841400 C info@seajacks.com C www.seajacks.com Seajacks has placed an order with Lamprell for the construction of a new self-propelled jack-up vessel, specifically designed for installation and maintenance services in the offshore wind and oil and gas sectors. Named Seajacks Hydra, the new Seajacks vessel will be a £77m modified Gusto MSC NG2500X self-elevating and self-propelled jack-up. The vessel will be equipped with dynamic positioning, high speed jacking system and a 400t crane. The vessel will be constructed at Lamprell’s Hamriyah facility in the United Arab Emirates and will be delivered in 2014. Blair Ainslie, chief executive of the Seajacks Group, said: “She will be Seajacks’ fourth vessel and a similar design to Kraken and Leviathan. Hydra will be an excellent “ SHE WILL BE SEAJACKS’ FOURTH VESSEL AND A SIMILAR DESIGN TO KRAKEN AND LEVIATHAN. HYDRA WILL BE AN EXCELLENT AddITION TO THE STATE-OF THE-ART FLEET THAT WE ARE BUILDING HERE AT SEAJACKS. ” addition to the state-of the-art fleet that we are building here at Seajacks.” Seajacks Kraken is currently undertaking a two year well intervention and maintenance campaign for Shell UK and NAM in the Southern North Sea, while Seajacks Leviathan continues to perform effectively in the offshore wind sector, having recently completed turbine installation at Sheringham Shoal Wind Farm. She is now working on the Meerwind Wind Park project off Germany with new sister ship Zaratan, following its voyage from Lamprell in Dubai. In March 2012, Marubeni Corporation and the Innovation Network of Japan (INCJ), announced the acquisition of Seajacks from Riverstone Holdings. Fees plan for Employment Tribunal C Harriet McInnes, Howes Percival C 01603 281948 C www.howespercival.com The government has confirmed that a twostage fee structure for individuals issuing claims in the Employment Tribunal will be introduced in summer 2013. The amount of the fee will be dependent on the complexity of the claim and as well as an initial fee payable when the claim is issued, individuals will also have to pay a separate fee approximately 4-6 weeks before the final hearing. As an example, an individual who wishes to bring an unfair dismissal claim will have to pay £250 when he/she submits the claim, and a further £950 as a hearing fee. The intention behind the introduction of these fees was to pass some of the costs of the Employment Tribunal system from the taxpayer to the user. The government is also hopeful that it will encourage early settlement of claims. The introduction of fees will come as a welcome relief to employers who are hopeful that the reform will go some way to deterring ill-founded or unmeritorious claims. That said, employers should be aware that individuals on benefits or low incomes may be exempt from paying the fee or may be eligible to pay a reduced fee. In addition, there are fees payable by employers as well, including when an employer wishes to issue a counter claim and where an employer wishes to enter into judicial mediation. Top: Calorex humidifiers help protect priceless exhibits including Rodin’s The Kiss, seen here with celebrities Tracey Emin and Stephen Fry Far left: Mosaic’s highly experienced trainers Left: Howes Percival's Harriet McInnes NOVEMBER 2012 – 19
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