Culture
Why remote working works at Rullion
This time last year, we introduced a remote working policy for all employees. Since then, our employees across the business have taken advantage of the policy. Discover what our employees think.
Unlock Your Potential
As part of our #UnlockYourPotential campaign, we'd like to highlight the great things that we do at Rullion and some of the inspiring actions undertaken by Rullion employees. As a business and as individuals, our ambition is to Unlock the Potential in all of us.
Read some of our stories below to find out more.
Potential
Contractor Management team: "We raised more than double our target for Alder Hey Children's Charity"
Back in July, our Contractor Management team stepped out of their comfort zone to embark on a 19-mile walk to raise money for Alder Hey Children’s Charity. Nicole Mannion, Nichola Dace, Jessica…
Potential
Our London team: "We climbed one of London's tallest buildings to raise money for Shelter"
Some of our London team recently took part in Vertical Rush, a race up the 932 steps of Tower 42 in London, to raise money for Shelter who campaign to end homelessness across the UK.
Potential
Ben Goldrick "I've been raising money for MIND in memory of my friend"
After losing my friend three years ago, raising awareness for mental health has become something I'm incredibly passionate about - which is why I'm raising money for MIND by climbing Snowdon.
Potential
Rebecca Boniface: “I’m taking part in a mud run to fundraise for Cancer Research”
I started working at Rullion as a Construction Admin and have worked my way up to now managing the recruitment of two sites of a global energy company. Anything is possible here!
Potential
Rebecca Wells: "I am running an outdoor extreme obstacle course over 10K"
After having a baby I decided to unlock my potential outside of work by joining a running team and I’m going to be competing in Rough Runner – an outdoor extreme obstacle course over 10k.
Potential
Rebecca Grayell-Rees: "I am raising money for Cancer Research UK"
I recently took the opportunity to raise money for Cancer Research UK by doing the Great Row. It involves participants rowing a marathon - 26.5 miles across the month of March.
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Dayle Honess: “I’m running the Chester Metric Marathon on behalf of Asthma UK”
This year, I’ve decided to take part in the Chester Metric Marathon on behalf of Asthma UK. Suffering from asthma myself, I hope to help people who are more severely affected than I am.
Phil Mood: "I'm Volunteering at a Seal Conservation Sanctuary"
M&E Manager Phil Mood has been spending his time volunteering at a seal sanctuary with his 10 year old daughter, as a way of reconnecting with nature and doing his bit to help out the environment.