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Ballymena-based precast concrete firm Moore Concrete continues to grow its team by appointing 6 new apprentices, bringing the company’s workforce to over 160. The appointments also mean that 11.4% of the firm’s workforce are apprentices. The announcement was made during NI Apprenticeship Week – a DfE initiative designed to raise the profile of apprenticeships across […]
Agriculture
Recent weeks have seen a growing demand for silo wall panels as farmers commit to increasing the scope of their storage capacity. Moore Concrete’s Keri McGivern commented: “Many farmers have increased their stock numbers over recent years. A direct consequence of this is a requirement for greater tonnages of silage to be made on an […]
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Throughout the month of March Moore Concrete took on the Challenge to walk from Ballymena to California (8258km) to help raise money for the Air Ambulance Northern Ireland We managed to walk a fantastic 12,752,757 steps which equates to 8501.8km (1 km = 1,500 walking steps) so a big well done to everyone who participated […]
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Moore Concrete are delighted to have been awarded the “We Invest In People Gold Accreditation.” An award that only 17% of accredited organisations achieve. The Investors in People accreditation is recognised all over the world and demonstrates a clear commitment to the people who make up an organisation from Managing Director through to apprentice. Paul […]
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Precast concrete has revolutionized the world around us in so many ways. Most of the world’s largest engineering projects have precast at their very heart – to the extent that it is no longer considered to be a product. Rather it is a technology: one that is fast evolving in ways that can benefit every […]
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Moore Concrete Products are proud to have received the international ISO 45001 Standard in Occupational Health and Safety ISO 45001 from the British Standards Association. By meeting the new requirements Moore Concrete have demonstrated their commitment to increase safety, reduce workplace risks, enhance health and well-being at work. Wilbert Moore, Managing Director commented: “I am […]
Agriculture
The new slurry spreading season gets underway at the beginning of February. Perfect timing then from Moore Concrete that the Ballymena-based precast manufacturer should launch its new XL safety slats in the run-up to what is one of the busiest times of the year for livestock farmers.
Agriculture
Bulk Powder Terminals recently carried out a major conversion of one their warehouses to allow for more effective storage using free standing ‘L’ Retaining Walls and Bunker Walls.
Agriculture
Producing high quality milk is at the very heart of the farm business plan now being enacted by Denbeighshire dairy farmer Brynle Lloyd. The Pen-y-bryn man is currently milking 170 cows, averaging 9,200L.
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Bryan Watton milks 200 Holstein/Friesian cows with his son Mark on a totally self-contained farm near Ballybogey in North Co Antrim. The family was the first farming business in Northern Ireland to install milking robots.
Civil & Commercial
East Belfast’s C.S. Lewis Square is proving to be a tremendous success with the many people who live in the area whilst also serving as a popular attraction for the thousands of visitors now coming to the city annually.
Agriculture
Moore Concrete recently hosted a visit by members of the Guild of Agricultural Journalists of Ireland. The Ballymena-based precast business manufactures a wide range of high-quality precast concrete products specifically designed for use in the agri, construction and civil engineering sectors.
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Father and son team Ken and Stefan Craig are new entrants to dairy. The decision to switch the focus of their Ballyclare farming operation from beef to milk was taken on the back of the potential for growth and sustainability which the new enterprise offered.
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