Saturday, December 21, 2024

Dalton Roofing builds string of successes

Two apprentices working at Chesterfield’s Dalton Roofing have scored successes in the Skill Build Competition through Leeds College of Building, with Levente Szasz winning and Sam Jinks, finishisg. Both have secured a place at the final which takes place in London this November.

Sam also entered the BMI UK and Ireland Apprentice of the Year Competition in Cirencester and received the Highly Commended Award.

Elsewhere, Dalton Roofing has been been shortlisted for Family Business of the year 2024 at the East Midlands Business Masters Awards.

In addition, the firm is among the finalists for Outstanding Contribution to Workforce Development 2024 in the Sheffield Business Awards.

The company has been shortlisted for the East Midlands Chamber Derbyshire Business Awards for Commitment to People Development.

By September 2024, Dalton Roofing will have seven apprentices, with three in their second year of their course, and four beginning their apprenticeships this year.

Company owner Philip Dalton said: “We are so proud of all our apprentices – each of them has their own story and we’re glad to be playing our part in growing their skills, and growing them as people as we help build their careers.

“Here at Dalton Roofing, we understand that the construction sector needs fresh talent to drive our industry forward into the future. Without skilled people, the places we work, live and play in wouldn’t be built – so it’s vital to showcase how great our sector is to work in, and this is reflected by the fantastic achievements of our current apprentices. We’re excited to watch them grow and develop further in the coming months and years.”

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