Tarmac, the UK’s leading sustainable construction materials business, has announced the biggest recruitment drive in its history to attract the leaders and workforce of tomorrow.
Tarmac’s Mountsorrel Quarry is proud to continue its support for local youth football club, Quorn Juniors, after agreeing to back the club for another three years.
When the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund donated more than £45,000 to a local scout group, the money not only enabled the troop to save their hut roof, but also provided a thriving new hub for the local community.
Tarmac has won a raft of awards and commendations for outstanding achievements in building safe working environments for its employees, customers, and the communities which it serves at the Mineral Products Association (MPA) and British Precast Health and Safety Awards.
Tarmac’s Mountsorrel Quarry has given a helping hand to the Cleaner Village Project, a local youth-focused community group, with a donation of nearly £400 towards litter picking equipment.
Tarmac’s Mountsorrel Quarry has come to the aid of a local resident, who reached out for help after a field that is home to rescue ponies was left unusable due to flooding.
At Tarmac we are committed to supporting and developing our employees so that they can excel within the industry. A great example of this is Josh Mason, Mountsorrel’s quarry operations and development manager who joined the company's higher apprenticeship scheme in 2014.
Tarmac’s Mountsorrel Quarry has helped Quorn Evening Women’s Institute (WI) restore a living memory to Princess Diana, with a donation to help maintain the memorial garden on Stoop Lane, Quorn.
