In December the Team at our Leith Cement Terminal achieved an impressive 24 years LTI free.

The Team, made up of Peter Horsburgh, Keith Buchan, Scott Williamson and Tony Wright, have almost 70 years of service between them having served under the banners of Seament, RMC and CEMEX.

Each Team member is trained in all aspects of the Terminals functions and knowing each other, and each other’s responsibilities, is a key factor to the safe path they have proven is achievable.

The Terminal imports approximately 120k tonnes of bulk cement powder that is discharged into a storage shed before being fed into hoppers from which bulk road tankers are loaded via a top loading facility.

Given the exposure to extreme working conditions at times (the good old Scottish weather!!); this is a considerable landmark within our UK and Global Businesses.

Staying close to the operation and maintaining control of those working around them, including contract hauliers and the Leith Port Authority, has also been a major factor in this success.

The picture shows the Team following a lunchtime recognition attended by Mike Roe (Area Logistics Manager for Rugby and Terminals) and David Dulson (National Cement Logistics and Terminals Manager).

Photo Left to Right: Mike Roe, Scott Williamson, Peter Horsburgh, Keith Buchan, Tony Wright.

Credit must also go to those Employees who have worked within the Leith Terminal Environment during this period.