Interface

Winter 2022 51 Next Edition... Please send press releases and advertisements for upcoming features to: eresa Geeson – theresag@warnersgroup.co.uk SPRING 2023 • DIY SOS - HAE EHA member gets involved • Celebrating Hire Awards 2023 • Wellbeing and employee health focus • In member news: Logistics contract secures hundreds of jobs and a further win for lighting provider T ools, plant and access equipment hire company, SHC Hire, has donatedmore than 230 hire products, including tools, wheelbarrows, sca olding andmaterials toGetaway Girls fromLeeds for a project which is due to be aired on national TV. rough groups, holiday schemes and community projects, Getaway Girls aims to empower girls and young women to support each other. A registered charity, it aims to help them build con dence, be more resilient, raise aspirations, develop new skills and take positive risks in a positive environment which o ers co-operation and support. e donated items were being used to help transform the Getaway Girls new headquarters and the project was due to be featured on the BBC One series ‘DIY SOS: e Big Build’. Founded in 1981 as Skipton Hire Centre Ltd, SHC was one of the rst companies to be awarded the HAE’s prestigious ‘SafeHire’ accreditation back in 2001 and has since received a number of other awards and accreditations over the years, including ‘Hire Company of the Year’ and the HAE’s much sought-after ‘Excellence in Customer Care’. It has also won the ‘Excellence in Training’ award. At the time of going to press, TV crews had been recording the project which was due to be aired by the BBC during the winter months. Full details will be featured in the Spring issue of Interface. << Yorkshire company takes part in project for BBC programme. HIRE PRODUCT DONATION HELPS TRANSFORM CHARITY HQ Getaway Girls aims to empower girls and young women through community projects and holiday schemes .