Henderson & Taylor

14/05/2026

This , H&T are proud to continue our support of James Sullivan and Ben Hearsum's Calm Crusaders, raising awareness and funds for Campaign Against Living Miserably through their rugby events.

Supporting spaces where conversation around mental wellbeing is actively encouraged and people feel safe to speak out about their struggles is vital in the construction industry, and we are honoured to be a part of the amazing work that the Calm Crusaders do, both on and off the pitch.

Visit https://www.thecalmzone.net/ for more details and support.

05/05/2026

We are expanding our Rail Division in the Essex area and would like to hear from:

✅ Construction Managers
✅ Site Supervisors
✅ Building trades (Multi-Skilled, Carpenter, Drainage, etc)
✅ Vegetation and Pest Control Operatives

Rail experience and PTS preferred. Driving licence essential.

Please get in touch if you are interested in joining our growing team. Send your details to [email protected]

01/05/2026

We recently completed resurfacing works to the access road at Thameside Nature Park on behalf of Essex Wildlife Trust. Such a beautiful place to work, and such a sunny day for it! The works should make it easier for visitors to go and enjoy the best that nature has to offer.

Great job Shaun, Chris and the team!

22/04/2026

Our latest blog is now live, discussing the 7 ways Highway improvements benefit communities. Check it out via the link below.

In this article, we explore what highway improvements entail, their benefits, and how Henderson & Taylor can support communities.

10/04/2026

We are looking for a Project Administrator to work on our ongoing project at Barking Station. If you're interested in applying for the position, please send a CV to Mark Pink at [email protected]

Role: Project Administrator

Location: In our site office at Barking Station

Hours: Monday to Friday 8am to 4.30pm. (1 hour lunch). 7.5 hr day. Excluding bank holidays.

Duties: Daily record keeping of site staff and sub-contractors, ordering of materials, organising and filing project documentation, other site admin as needed.

Contract term: From now until end of project in September 2026. Scope to potentially continue the role from our head office in Tilbury on the conclusion of the project.

Experience Required: Construction project and site office admin experience, knowledge of Microsoft software packages including Sharepoint is essential, document control experience would be beneficial. Well organised, efficient administrator with good attention to detail.

02/04/2026

We are delighted to announce that Henderson & Taylor have been awarded 2 lots on the Kent County Council Local Highways Maintenance Service Contract. We look forward to the ongoing delivery of the works.

27/03/2026

Our Managing Director, Matthew Lynch, Director for Thurrock, Roland Gibbins, Head of Rail, Mark Pink and Head of Procurement, Sharon Cullen had a wonderful time attending the Lower Thames Crossing Unlocking UK Growth event at the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday evening.

Excellent to see the progress the project is already making and the opportunities for local businesses to support the growth of UK infrastructure.

17/03/2026

We're a couple of days late, but this month we're celebrating 62 years of H&T!

We'd like to take this opportunity to thank our wondeful, dedicated teams, our clients, and our incredibly supportive supply chain for a successful year. We couldn't do it without you, and working alongside you all for another year is the only gift we need.

Here's to another year of successfully improving Britain's infrastructure!

06/03/2026

Great to see this progress footage of our works on behalf of Essex Highways is now live and ready to view.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nak7kxTCZJo

This project is ongoing, and we look forward to the successful completion of phase 2.

Phase one of carriageway improvements on Bakers Lane/Cottis Lane project in Epping is complete.

05/01/2026

We started off the year as we mean to go on this morning; with a focus on the Safety and Wellbeing of our staff members and everyone else who interacts with our sites.

Matthew Lynch, our Managing Director hosted a Safety Stand Down for all Highways Team members (Rail team, it's your turn tomorrow!) to go over roles, responsibilities and best practice, and to reinforce H&T's Site Operating Procedures. It may have been a chilly start, but the team were engaged and enthusiastic about keeping up the excellent standards we have already set.

Once the main briefing was complete, the team split off into their smaller project gangs to be re-inducted into theri site specific RAMS for their new and ongoing works. After that, they were ready to hit the Highways with Safety and Wellbeing fresh in their minds.

Here's to a Safe, Healthy 2026!