Chelsea Court

New Apprentice Administrator joins Chelsea Court team.

Following our apprenticeship recruitment drive in March, we're pleased to announce the appointment of our new Apprentice Administrator, Allayna Leon-Clovis.

Allayna started her Business Administration Apprenticeship in August and is already settling in well undertaking essential training and learning some of the tasks she'll be undertaking on a daily basis.

Check back on the news feed soon for a further update.

Please join us in welcoming Allayna to the Chelsea Court team.

ENGIE has announced the launch of a new global entity called EQUANS, which will now separately manage the majority of its client solutions/services-led activity.

The creation of EQUANS reflects ENGIE's desire to simplify its structure and refine its existing strategy to have a clearer focus on energy infrastructure and grid-scale renewables. For our services activity within EQUANS, it will mean optimal focus and greater agility in the way we operate.

In the UK & Ireland, all our activity in facilities management & technical services, energy efficiency and regeneration - as well as our specialist energy related capabilities including smart buildings, green mobility, district and embedded energy, and decentralised renewables will continue to operate within EQUANS exactly as they do today. This equates to a £2 billion revenue business, employing 13,500 people!

EQUANS continues to belong to ENGIE and for our customers nothing changes with this announcement as we remain committed to our existing high levels of service performance. Our current management and on-site teams including your Site Managers and Resident Liaison Officers will stay the same, still wearing ENGIE branded clothing for easy identification.

With this in mind, your future newsletters may look a little different when we change to EQUANS branding, however the content of your regular newsletters as well as digital updates will stay the same, continuing to provide you with an update on our progress, contact details for your site team, important safety reminders and news about community events and initiatives.

For more information, please click here.

Site Safety Award achieved for high safety standards!

Senior Site Manager, Daniel Barbu recently received an ENGIE Divisional Site Safety Award on behalf of the site team at Chelsea Court.

The award was presented by ENGIE's Health and Safety team in recognition of the site's high safety standards shown throughout the whole of 2020. Specifically, the dedication towards health and safety shown by the Chelsea Court site team throughout the COVID-19 lockdown periods of last year and generally for ensuring high standards of site safety.

Alongside the award, Daniel was also presented with £100 of shopping gift vouchers.

Pleased to receive the award on behalf of the entire site team, Daniel said "I am very pleased to see the hard work of our team involved at the Chelsea Court project recognised with this award. Very pleased to be awarded the Divisional Site Safety Award for 202 after receiving a Q4 award in 2019."

Pictured left to right: Senior Site Manager, Dan Barbu with Contracts Manager, Tom Brennan

ENGIE achieve Certificate of Excellence from Considerate Constructors Scheme Visit!

As an associated member of the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) ENGIE's sites are continually visited and audited against a number of categories as part of the scheme's Code of Considerate Practice to ensure works are undertaken with due consideration given to the local community.

Each category is scored out of 9 with a top score of 50 available and include topics such as respecting the community, caring about safety and valuing the workforce.

Our Chelsea Court site was visited earlier this week by an auditor from the CCS and have since been awarded a fantastic score of 41 out of a possible 50 which not only earned them a Certificate of Excellence but is also an improvement upon their previous audit score. The certificate was achieved by scoring at least 8 points out of 9 in each category of the scheme's Code of Considerate Practice.

As part of his report, the CCS auditor said "The work regarding Appearance and the Community reflects very high levels of code compliance and Daniel's natural management style ensures that the site is operating with the utmost consideration to the workforce. Daniel is able to ensure an appropriate working environment is maintained whilst still ensuring technical aspects of the project and environmental and health and safety standards remain very high."

For more information about the Considerate Constructors Scheme please visit www.ccscheme.org.uk

New apprenticeship opportunity with ENGIE!

Join ENGIE's apprentice team by applying for our latest opportunity as an Apprentice Administrator.

As an apprentice with ENGIE you'll gain a Level 3 Business Administrator qualification, earn while you learn gain industry experience and knowledge and have the chance to progress all whilst starting your career within an exciting industry.

If you're interested please contact Tommaso Da Settimo Passetti (TommasoDasettimo.Passetti@peabody.org.uk) at Peabody before the closing date of 14th March 2021.

Defects Reporting

Should you encounter a defect with your home please do not hesitate to call our Customer Careline team on 0300 123 3456 to report your issue.

Alternatively, you can log a repair through following the steps on our customer portal at https://www.peabody.org.uk/resident-services/all-about-repairs

For any help with questions or queries, please contact our careline team on 0300 123 3456.

Please note: A defect is where an item in your home does not meet the expected standard of quality.

For example, loss of heating or water is considered a defect. Paint chips or scratches on your wall are not considered a defect.

If a defect has been caused as a direct result of damage or work carried out by you or a contractor you have hired, you will have to pay our costs for carrying out the necessary repairs.