Complex Installations
July 13, 2022
One of the exciting things about the work we do at JTS is the fact that no two projects are the same.
Customer needs can be varied and sometimes the solution seems impossible, but most are issues that can be resolved, especially if JTS are invited into discussions at the early stages of a project.
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We have worked through an extensive list of site complication over the course of supplying chambers all over the UK – few are new to us.
The photos shown here were a project that involved installing a walk-in room on the first floor of the customers building, but the plant unit needed positioning on the roof of the building.
Obviously that element of the job was outside JTS areas of expertise, but we found a lifting specialist in the area that meant we were able to meet all the build requirements without any issues and delays to the project timeline.
If your project has a complex hurdle to overcome, don’t write it off as not possible, give us a call and discuss what the issues are. If we don’t have the specialist knowledge in house, we have a wealth of technical contacts we can call on for help and advice – together we can make projects possible.
At JTS, being an employee-owned company means looking after one another isn't just a value – it's part of who we are. June 21st was ๐MND Awareness Day๐งก and we shared the story of our colleague, Jordan, whose resilience, determination and positivity continue to inspire us every day. Many of our customers across the UK will know Jordan. For years, he was a familiar face on the road, visiting customer sites, carrying out service work and calibrations, responding to breakdowns and helping to find practical solutions whenever challenges arose. His professionalism, knowledge and willingness to help made him a valued member of both the JTS team and the wider community we serve. When Jordan was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), life changed significantly. Together, we adapted his role so he could continue contributing in a way that worked for him. Today, Jordan works remotely, providing technical support to our field service engineers and contributing to our health and safety processes through risk assessments. While his role has changed, his expertise and experience remain just as valuable as ever. Alongside work, Jordan attends Sandville Self Help Foundation where he takes part in therapies, including hydrotherapy and physiotherapy, that help make day-to-day life more manageable for him which he says he is really enjoying and it’s having a positive impact. Jordan's journey is a reminder that, with the right support, understanding and flexibility, people can continue to make a meaningful impact. It's about recognising the value people bring and ensuring they have the opportunity to keep doing what they do best. We are incredibly proud to have Jordan as part of the JTS team and grateful for everything he continues to do. We stand with Jordan and everyone affected by MND, together we can raise awareness, encourage understanding and support those living with this condition. ๐๐งก
With EO Day on Friday 19th June, we're proud to be putting JTS on 'The UK is Owning It Map' . ๐ The I-COM team have created this interactive map, where each pin represents a business that has chosen a different way of doing things. Every pin is a statement: we're here, we're employee-owned, and we're proud of it. We're delighted to stand alongside so many other employee-owned businesses across the UK, celebrating the power of shared ownership and the people who make it possible. At JTS, we're proud to be part of a growing movement that's putting people at the heart of business success. #EODay #EmployeeOwnership #TheUKIsOwningIt #ProudlyEmployeeOwned #JTS
At JTS, Health and Safety is a responsibility shared by everyone across our employee owned business here in Wales. As manufacturers of environmental test chambers, we regularly handle large and heavy equipment, making safe manual handling practices and properly trained forklift personnel an essential part of our day to day operations. National Forklift Safety Day is an important reminder of the role trained operators play in keeping our workplace safe, efficient, and compliant - helping reduce risk, prevent injury, and ensure materials are moved safely and correctly. A huge thank you to our forklift drivers and wider team for continuing to put safety first every day. Because good safety culture protects people, products and productivity. We’re also pleased to share that two of our workshop engineers are currently completing forklift operator training this week, further expanding our team of qualified forklift drivers ๐
