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West Cumberland Engineering have successfully completed the manufacture of 14 Pump and Valve modules, now ready for installation on the SIXEP Continuity Plant (SCP) facility, forming part of the Programme and Project Partners (PPP) framework at the Sellafield site.
The modules, all manufactured in our Lillyhall facility, will support the new SIXEP plant, allowing operations to continue until 2050. Take a look at our video explaining the manufacturing process and how we are continuing to support the nuclear clean up process.
The modules, all manufactured in our Lillyhall facility, will support the new SIXEP plant, allowing operations to continue until 2050. Take a look at our video explaining the manufacturing process and how we are continuing to support the nuclear clean up process.
The Shepley Group are looking to hire various roofing roles to work across multiple projects at the Sellafield site.
For more information or to apply, visit https://shepleyengineers.co.uk/careers/
For more information or to apply, visit https://shepleyengineers.co.uk/careers/
We're pleased to support two more local community projects from our charitable fund in partnership with Cumbria Community Foundation
Our fund, managed by Cumbria Community Foundation, has given out more than £125,000 in grants since its launch in 2009. The latest awards were to Child Bereavement UK and Workington Transport Heritage Trust, enabling more weekly bereavement outreach sessions and running a heritage bus rally this weekend.
Read more here ➡️ https://www.cumbriafoundation.org/2025/05/01/engineering-firm-shows-support-for-cumbrian-communities/
Our fund, managed by Cumbria Community Foundation, has given out more than £125,000 in grants since its launch in 2009. The latest awards were to Child Bereavement UK and Workington Transport Heritage Trust, enabling more weekly bereavement outreach sessions and running a heritage bus rally this weekend.
Read more here ➡️ https://www.cumbriafoundation.org/2025/05/01/engineering-firm-shows-support-for-cumbrian-communities/
Shepley Engineers have been Commended in the Engineering Sector by RoSPA, as the Shepley Group pick up a trio of awards.
PPS Electrical achieved 25 consecutive years, gaining a Highly Commended in the Engineering Sector award, whilst West Cumberland Engineering won a President's Award, extending their consecutive Gold Awards to 13.
Congratulations and thank you to all of our employees who endlessly contribute to our culture of safety in everything that we do, and our Health and Safety team who work tirelessly to make sure that everybody goes home safe, every day.
PPS Electrical achieved 25 consecutive years, gaining a Highly Commended in the Engineering Sector award, whilst West Cumberland Engineering won a President's Award, extending their consecutive Gold Awards to 13.
Congratulations and thank you to all of our employees who endlessly contribute to our culture of safety in everything that we do, and our Health and Safety team who work tirelessly to make sure that everybody goes home safe, every day.
Shepley Engineers Commended by RoSPA as Group Win Trio of Awards
Shepley Engineers have successfully been awarded a 29th Consecutive Gold Award by RoSPA (The Royal...
Two Shepley Group apprentices recently fabricated and installed a catch return box for use at the idyllic Cogra Moss, an enclosed forest with a reservoir used by Cockermouth Angling Association. The box was installed in memory of Eric Brown, former manager of the Cogra Moss fishery who passed away last year. Eric was a member of Cockermouth Angling Association and managed the fishery for many years.
Designed, fabricated and installed by the Shepley Group, the box will be used by anglers to submit reports and provide information about their fishing activity, including the types and numbers of fish caught, released, and kept, as well as the location and date of fishing. These catch returns help to manage fish stocks and monitor fish health.
Designed, fabricated and installed by the Shepley Group, the box will be used by anglers to submit reports and provide information about their fishing activity, including the types and numbers of fish caught, released, and kept, as well as the location and date of fishing. These catch returns help to manage fish stocks and monitor fish health.
We have had the pleasure of welcoming Lily for her work experience placement this week!
Lily is a Year 9 student at Energy Coast UTC and has spent time with the commercial, HR, health and safety, business admin and marketing departments. She has carried out several different tasks including allocating job invoices, managing resource cost, making a risk assessment and learning about the management of our website.
She enjoyed HR and marketing the most, saying she loved helping people and being creative!
Lily is a Year 9 student at Energy Coast UTC and has spent time with the commercial, HR, health and safety, business admin and marketing departments. She has carried out several different tasks including allocating job invoices, managing resource cost, making a risk assessment and learning about the management of our website.
She enjoyed HR and marketing the most, saying she loved helping people and being creative!
