Making a Difference
It is not all work and no play here at Waterman. Our teams have social events committees in every office and regularly participate in various charity events throughout the year.
It is not all work and no play here at Waterman. Our teams have social events committees in every office and regularly participate in various charity events throughout the year.
Waterman’s staff across the UK have donned their favourite festive garments to celebrate Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day on Friday 11 December.
Kim McKissock, Waterman’s Lead for Flood Risk and Drainage in Scotland, utilises her specialist skills in environmental management as a Beachwater Leader for the UK’s leading charity for the protection of our seas, shores and wildlife.
Kevin Staniforth, Waterman’s Training Development Manager, is running 75k for The Legion’s annual Poppy Appeal, honouring the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
As a Trustee for The Loiyangalani Trust, Waterman’s Director for Structures, Andrew Sherlock, shares his experiences of a recent trip to the town of Loiyangalani, Kenya, in January 2020.
Waterman’s UK and Ireland offices hosted a week-long appeal from 27 to 31 January in aid of the communities, civilians and animals who have been affected by bushfires and flooding across Australia.
Milly Bowen, an Environmental Consultant in London, donned a 12 kg rhinoceros costume in aid of Save the Rhino.
Our staff across the UK and Ireland took part in a number of charitable enterprises as part of our Christmas appeal.
Graduate Engineer Conrad Clarke joined the Woodlarks UK charity as they hosted an exciting camping experience for its disabled patrons.
Four members of Waterman Moylan completed the 5k team challenge in aid of Simon Community, a charity that supports the homeless in Ireland.
Waterman Moylan took home the cup at the 18th annual Cosgrave Development’s charity five-a-side football tournament.
Jonathan Hoare and Claire Brown took on the Autumn Wolf running challenge on 8 September to raise money for Campaign Against Living Miserably.
We were excited to return to Open City’s annual two-day architecture festival in June for a series of workshops and fun activities across 40 locations in London.