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C512 Whitechapel Main Station Works

C512 Whitechapel Main Station Works. Overview of current work programme. Contract 512 is responsible for the Whitechapel Main Station Works programme. They are primarily responsible for works above ground.

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C512 Whitechapel Main Station Works

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  1. C512 Whitechapel Main Station Works BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  2. Overview of current work programme • Contract 512 is responsible for the Whitechapel Main Station Works programme. • They are primarily responsible for works above ground. • This involves the redevelopment of Whitechapel Station (including the temporary relocation of the ticket hall in Court Street). • C512 is also responsible for the redevelopment of shafts in the vicinity of Durward Street and Cambridge Heath Road. These shafts link down to the tunnel level. BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  3. Community Investment Programme (CIP) • Crossrail’s ambitious Community Investment Programme is the first of its kind for a major infrastructure project. • It requires Crossrail construction contractors to donate their skills, time, money and expertise to bring lasting benefit to the communities in which they are working. • The Crossrail led approach helps to deliver consistent and meaningful benefit alongside construction and beyond the life of the project. BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  4. Examples of existing Crossrail CIPs BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  5. BBMV Crossrail community investment case study BBMV has been working in partnership with the Idea Store, providing training and support for local residents BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  6. IT for Beginners course • IT for Beginners at Idea Store ChrispSt, funded by BBMV • Delivered to parents/carers from George Green Secondary School, Cubitt Town Infants & Juniors School and St Luke’s Primary School BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  7. 10 week programme of ICT classes (November 2013 to January 2014) • The classes aimed to provide participants with the basic computer skills BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  8. Crossrail and BBMV employees were released to volunteer, to engage with local learners, to share their career journey and to promote aspiration within local communities • Enabling the employees to have first-hand contact with the beneficiaries of BBMV sponsorship BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  9. After completing the course, many of the attendees said they wanted to sign up for follow up ICT courses. • Overall the course has been a success, the attendees learnt the fundamentals of computing, new skills which can be added to their CVs BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  10. Other courses supported by BBMV • IT for Beginners with Providence Row Housing Association, delivered to a group of homeless learners • (6 hours – Feb 2014) • IT for Beginners with Women Ahead, delivered to a group of women in the justice system • (10 hours – March 2014) BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

  11. BBMV volunteer feedback “It was great to see people were aware of the need to get help to use a computer and expanding their knowledge so that they can bond with their children and help them with their work.” Nathan “Taking part in this scheme was very rewarding. I saw a transition in the students, from a stage where they had very little ability in computing to a stage where they had begun to master the basics. The keenness of the students also helped to make the scheme enjoyable. Every week I was met with questions and example of work they had done in the week. For this reason alone I feel that the programme was a great one as it helping the students integrate with the modern ICT dependant world.” Callum BBMV working together to deliver effective solutions for Crossrail

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