Pectel Supports Action Mesothelioma Day

The Pectel Group, one of the largest hazardous waste removal companies in the UK are supporting the Action Mesothelioma Day 2008 today by organising a dress down day at the company.

[ClickPress, Tue Feb 26 2008] Pectel Supports Action Mesothelioma Day

The Pectel Group, one of the largest hazardous waste removal companies in the UK are supporting the Action Mesothelioma Day 2008 today by organising a dress down day at the company.

The British Lung Foundation’s Action Mesothelioma Day aims to raise awareness of Mesothelioma, a terminal chest cancer which develops between 15 and 60 years after exposure to asbestos.

All six divisions of The Pectel Group around the UK are taking part with all donations being trebled by the company and donated to the Specialist Kent and Medway Cancer Network Mesothelioma team based at the Medway Maritime Hospital in Kent.

The Pectel Group have selected the Medway area as they hold a Measured Term Contract with Medway Council for asbestos removal in all their council properties and wanted to give something back to the community they work in every day.

All funds raised are going directly to the Medway hospital where Frances McKay, a mesothelioma nurse specialist and her team, run a monthly support and information group for patients and their loved ones.

Company Profile

Originally formed in 1982, Pectel has prospered over the past three decades, becoming a universally respected pioneer in the Asbestos Removal and Construction Industry.

Aside from our unequalled attention to safety, quality and environmental issues (certified to ISO 9001:2000, ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:1999), this impressive reputation is largely a consequence of our unique ability to address all of our clients’ requirements with our ‘One Stop Shop’ service.

Pectel have worked in virtually every conceivable type of location – from the Houses of Parliament to television studios, from universities to military bases, from housing estates to historic buildings, as well as their important role of disaster management after the tube bombings of 2005

For further information please contact:
Annie Smith – Marketing Executive
01268 591222
a.smith@pectel-group.co.uk
www.pectel-group.co.uk

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