19/08/2026
Behind every project, achievement, and initiative across BCS Group is a brilliant team making it happen.
To mark World Photography Day, we're looking back at moments that capture our culture, infrastructure projects, and community work.
The spirit of our team is visible both on and off site, including our weekly football matches where colleagues from BCS Group and Barhale come together for a friendly game.
Away from the pitch, our Fabrications team delivered structural strengthening, rivet replacements and anti-climb parapet extension rails for the Dudley Port DPJ15 road over rail bridge on behalf of Midland Metro Alliance. Two years after handover, the structure remains in excellent condition thanks to the corrosion protection system applied by Thomson Protective Coatings
Our focus on fleet technology was recognised in Geotab's European Innovation Award for Marketplace & AI. By combining Geotab telematics with SureCam AI video to manage Barhale's fleet, our Fleet team helped reduce preventable collisions by 8.8% during a period of significant growth, with Geotab donating to Children with Cancer UK as part of the achievement.
Supporting young people is hugely important to us. Organised by our Senior Sales Coordinator, Leah, we supported Moorcroft Wood Academy's Outdoor Play and Learning area by donating bespoke signage, directional arrows, safety barriers and essential PPE.
Our community engagement also extended to Brierley Hill, where we visited our Charity of the Year, Black Country Food Bank. Hosted by their Deputy CEO, Keeley, the tour of their central warehouse provided valuable insight into how they support families across the region.
On site, our Fabrications team delivered high-risk debris screens, handrails, platforms and staircases for Jackson Civil Engineering and the Environment Agency, with design support from Barhale and galvanising by Joseph Ash Galvanizing.
Collaboration across our supply chain was on display at Barhale's Midlands Supplier Safety Summit, where we shared updated PPE standards, discussed safety-focused fabrications and aligned standards to keep teams protected on site.
Safety performance was recognised again when we were highly commended for Best Driver Risk Management Performance at The Safety & Health Excellence Awards. Fleet and Transport Manager Nathan highlighted that these improvements were made possible by colleagues across the business.
Working alongside Midlands Metro Alliance, our Fabrications team designed, manufactured and installed the first staircase and lift shaft for the Horseley Road tram stop as part of the Wednesbury to Brierley Hill Metro Extension. Delivered with NL Williams, King Lifting LTD and Joseph Ash Galvanizing, the installation marks a key step in improving regional transport links.