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welters^® are seeking motivated and enthusiastic people to join their expanding organisation.

Opportunities are being created across all departments with full, part time and freelance positions now available covering all aspects of activities from administration and sales, to technical, design, marketing and consultative posts as well as factory based production and development work and peripatetic site construction and support work.

Positions are not restricted locally either with welters^® recognising the advantages of recruiting talented individuals worldwide as remote working contributors to the organisation.

Manufacturing operatives
required at our Carlisle based factory. Experience in construction industry, specifically with concrete product manufacturing, would be an advantage but not a requirement. A wide range of opportunities available at all levels.

Site installation team positions
available nationally. Must be willing to work away from home. Skilled and ticketed applicants would be an advantage but not essential.

Administration, Finance, Procurement, Design Team and E-marketing opportunities available for inspired, enthusiastic applicants.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age

Please email your CV to:
admin@welters-worldwide.com

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The popularity of welters^® proprietary Stone Memorial Orbs continues with additional interests from multiple Burial Authorities. The unique aspect of the orbs enables them to be offered in situ as a facility for cremated remains interment, with the option to renew or be removed by the family at the end of the leased term.  This creates a sustainable perpetuation of new orb placements and a continuation of income generation over time.  The Stone Orbs are equally suited to both formal and naturalised settings.

The company has recently completed the provision of 57 single interment burial chambers for the Muslim community in an East Midlands cemetery.  This is but one of several similarly large installations the company has provided elsewhere so far this year.  The demand for burial chamber interment is increasing as is the requirement to provide above-ground facilities such as sarcophagi and mausolea.

Planning is underway to provide additional phases across a number of welters^®  Cemetery Village installations where below ground burial chambers, above ground mausolea, sarcophagi and cremated remains facilities are combined to create a harmonious integration of interment choices.  These types of schemes are now well established and a proven model to achieve not only a respectful and meaningful place of interment and commemoration, but also the economic advancement of the Burial Authority going forward.

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In the summertime, kids water safety becomes top of mind for parents. Here’s your family’s guide to staying safe from common dangers associated with pools, fountains and lakes.

Why is Kids Water Safety Important?

For most kids, water is fun and fascinating. Parents are rightfully
concerned and cautious when water is near because kids aren’t fully
aware of the dangers. Kids have a higher risk of drowning in very little
water – whether at home or playing on vacation. As you think about
water safety, here are a few recent facts and statistics to keep in
mind.

• Drowning is one of the leading causes of death for kids. 12 percent of drownings in 2017 were kids ages four and younger. – National Safety Council
• Infant drowning deaths often happen in bathtubs and large buckets. – Safe Kids Worldwide
• 87 percent of drowning fatalities for children younger than five years old are in home pools or hot tubs. – Red Cross
• Young children can drown in only two inches of water – including toilets, inflatable pools and fountains. – Kids Health
• Most drowning and submersion injuries for children younger than five are associated with pools. – U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

Water Safety Rules and Regulations to Consider

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
(U.S. CPSC) outlines the best safety barrier guidelines for home pools
and hot tubs. For your safety, you’ll also want to be aware of municipal and state pool barrier laws
before installing a pool – including any pool signage and fencing
requirements. Specific laws vary state by state, but pool fences and
gates should always be strongly considered, even if not required by law.
The U.S. CPSC outlines these pool barrier guidelines to keep in mind.

• The pool’s barrier should completely surround the pool.
• If
  local laws do not define a required height, barriers should be at least
  four feet high. Each entrance should have door alarms and self-closing
  doors with self-latching, child-proof locks.
• The space between
  each slat should not exceed four inches. There should be no more than
  four inches of space between the ground and the bottom of the pool
  barrier.
• Install the appropriate pool and drain covers to reduce the risk of entrapment and drowning from powerful suction.

It’s also important to be aware of pool suction entrapment and draining systems. In 2002, Virginia Graeme Baker drowned while being trapped by a hot tub draining suction. As a result, the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool & Spa Safety Act was passed to outline requirements for compliant drain covers and safety vacuum release systems (SVRS) to reduce the risk of suction entrapment related injuries and deaths. Make sure your safety drain covers and draining systems meet the VGB Act and CPSC requirements for better pool safety. And lastly, get familiar with any swimming programs and requirements in your area from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDCP) for the latest on water safety.  

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