About Us
Our Community
Building services companies work within the communities where their projects are based, and that relationship carries responsibilities beyond the construction site.
Community engagement
More than the buildings we work on
The building services industry has a direct line into the communities it serves — the schools, hospitals, homes and workplaces that depend on reliable heating, power and ventilation. Beyond the technical work itself, contractors in this sector have an opportunity to contribute to those communities in other ways too.
Across the industry, this can take many forms: supporting local supply chains, creating apprenticeship opportunities for people entering the trade, engaging with schools and colleges to raise awareness of engineering careers, and contributing time or resources to local causes.
Common approaches
Ways the industry engages locally
These are common, recognised ways that building services contractors contribute to the communities in which they operate.
Local partnerships
Working with local suppliers, subcontractors and tradespeople to support the regional economy around a project.
Apprenticeships
Offering structured apprenticeship routes that give newcomers a practical path into a skilled trade.
Education outreach
Engaging with schools and colleges to raise awareness of careers in building services engineering.
Social value
Considering the wider benefit a project can bring to its local area, not just its technical delivery.
Charitable support
Contributing time, materials or funds to causes connected to a project's local community.
Verified details of MaxBluemanGroup's specific community initiatives, partnerships and apprenticeship programmes will be published here once confirmed.
Interested in partnering with us?
If you represent a local organisation, school or charity, we'd welcome a conversation.