Fix It Electrical & General Construction

Tucker re-elected GCCI Head

Congrats Mr. President!

Tucker re-elected GCCI Head The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has appointed its new 21-member Council to serve for the year 2022/2023, following its first Council Meeting held in the GCCI’s boardroom yest…

In conjunction with the Ministry of Labour Guyana Fix It Electrical will be observing Occupational Safety & Health Month (NACOSH/OSH) Let's all do our part in spreading the word that safety and health in the construction field etc. is all our business.

Director of the National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NACOSH), Mr. Earl Morris early this morning was interviewed on the National Communication Network (NCN) , informing the public on Occupational Safety and Health (OSH).

OSH month will commence on April 1, and Mr. Morris mentioned that it is important that the persons within the length and breadth of Guyana, understand the need for workers’ safety and for them to get home safe.
“In cases of an accident person’s families are affected and the image of companies, we have to curb faulty practices on the job to ensure lives are saved.” He noted.

On Sunday, April 3, 2022, members of the public will be invited to participate in the OSH walk, under the theme, “Act Together to build a Positive Safety and Health Culture,” which will kickstart from the forecourt of the Labour Ministry. Also, participants will receive T-shirts, Bottle, and Caps on the day of the activity.

Further, the Director also mentioned that the OSH award will be held on April 28, with five categories listed for interested persons to apply. These are;
1. General Workplace Award
2. Safety Committee Award
3. Young Person Award
4. Individual Award
5. COVID Award
Use the link: bit.ly/3BMvNfx to access the application forms and the criteria for each category. Please note that all applicants are required to meet these requirements to qualify for an award. Following the conclusion of the competition the winners/awardees will be notified of the date, venue, and time of the Award Ceremony.

For additional information please contact us on telephone nos. 225-7008, 225-8801, and 225-8803 or by email [email protected].

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RAMPS Logistics Thanks for joining us in spreading the word for electrical safety in Guyana and worldwide.

What are you doing to celebrate Earth hour, and what changes are you planning to implement in your everyday life to affect changes when it comes to the environment?

In three days, it's time for Earth Hour! 🌎💡

On March 26th at 20:30 hrs, Guyana will again join the global movement of Earth Hour🌎 by switching off💡 in solidarity with our planet and our natural world. Join us in counting down to lights off in the National Park🌳 or you can join from home by watching the event live on E-Networks.📺

For this year's Earth Hour, we focus on combating plastic pollution for the protection of our marine environment.💙🐳

Mark you calendar📅 and make sure you join Earth Hour🌎 too!

#stopplasticpollution #shapeourfuture #EarthHour

More AC usage driving up electricity demand; GPL says consumers must conserve

F YI, it's time to service your machines and use measures to conserve.

Need a licensed and qualified Electrician, call us at 592-615-9420 today?

More AC usage driving up electricity demand; GPL says consumers must conserve The Guyana Power and Light (GPL) anticipates that electricity demand on the Demerara Berbice Interconnected System (DBIS) – its largest consumer area – will grow by almost 40 per cent this ye…

A cause close to our hearts. Did you wear your opposite side socks today?

Today, we observe World Down Syndrome Day and the theme is inclusion. Inclusion is the practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those who have physical or intellectual disabilities and members of other minority groups. SRS strongly believes in inclusion and diversity.

#SRSGY #HRCompany #WorldDownSyndromeDay #InclusionMeans #Inclusion #InclusionandDiversity

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Start the week off right. If you're an event planner or simply hosting a function that is likely to generate noise, ensure you apply for a Short Term Noise Permit. Not sure if you have to get that noise permit? Call us on the numbers listed to speak to one of our officers.

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Happy Holi

Well done. 👏👏👏

It's our anniversary! 🥳 At Eureka Medical Laboratory, we appreciate all of our customers and partners who have helped us achieve this momentous milestone. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude and send our best wishes for many more years of success. 🥰

Are these not the truth?

The clocks have sprung forward and it's a great reminder to swap out the batteries in your smoke alarms for fresh ones! Also, remember smoke alarms need to be replaced after 10 years!

Southside native makes history as Syracuse's first female Black master electrician

Life gets busy, and often what we want to do doesn't always get done. We missed Black History Month and now we're into Women History Month. In celebration of both we'll share various black women who are making or have made a huge impact in the electrical/construction field.

Here's to more women in the trades, may we know them, support and celebrate them.

Know a woman who has an interest in the trades, we're always looking? Send them our way. Meet Shawni, we love sharing stories like these.

https://cnycentral.com/news/local/southside-native-makes-history-as-the-citys-first-female-black-master-electrician

Southside native makes history as Syracuse's first female Black master electrician Shawni Davis is a modern-day pioneer in Central New York. The southside native is the first Black woman to become a master electrician in Syracuse. “I consider myself a trailblazer," said CEO of Luminary Electrical, Shawni Davis. It is absolutely crazy that in 2022 there’s a first of a l...

More schools to begin CVQ programme

This is so timely and so needed. Let's train and create opportunities for youths who have an interest in the trades. I might be bias but electrical/electricians are desperately needed and we intend to support more of these initiatives. https://www.inewsguyana.com/more-schools-to-begin-cvq-programme/?fbclid=IwAR2HszjWM1NP7XkpyUucwbKhlZO4v2DLKp93CUcDKeJ7dC7drIVXDTLS5YY

More schools to begin CVQ programme Hundreds of young people across the country could soon benefit from the Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ) programme, as the Ministry of Education is considering expanding the programme to 30…

This is so sad. Electrical fires continue to be a big issue in Guyana. Let's work on upgrading our homes and business by calling us at 592-615-9420 for a free, no-obligation electrical health test.

Lets work on minimizing these electrical issues all over Guyana.

You wanna know where I'm happiest? It is in service to others. #ServeToChangeLives #ServiceAboveSelf ##RCCG

FITNESS CORNER IN THE NATIONAL PARK OPENS TO PUBLIC

We are happy to be part of this, changing one person at a time.

FITNESS CORNER IN THE NATIONAL PARK OPENS TO PUBLIC The Rotary Club of Georgetown Central yesterday, unveiled a fitness corner in the National Park. District Governor for the Rotary Club, Sonia Alleyne at the ...

We are proud to be a part of this project.

We are happy to be part of this.