GCS Cabins’ Bespoke Solutions Enhance Training Facilities for Sutton Sea Cadets

Long Eaton-based modular and portable building supplier GCS Cabins has provided the Sutton Sea Cadets with additional training facilities. GCS Cabins delivered and installed a jackleg cabin next to the Sea Cadets’ existing building in the London Borough of Sutton.

The Sea Cadet Corps (SCC) is a nationwide charity youth organisation open to all young people aged 9-18. The SCC promotes the development of young people to achieve their physical, intellectual, and social potential through nautical-themed activities based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy.

Training activities include learning to sail, catering for a crew, marine engineering, first aid, and playing in the Sea Cadet Band. These activities are led by friendly leaders who build confidence and resourcefulness in the cadets, helping them become well-prepared to take on life’s challenges.

The Sutton Sea Cadets is a self-funded organisation eager to provide more training facilities for young people in their area. To create additional training space, GCS Cabins offered several building options, including a jackleg cabin that met the Sutton Sea Cadets’ needs and budget.

Jade Sheppard, Senior Account Manager at GCS Cabins, said: “After the customer selected the building, we arranged a site visit to assess delivery challenges and devise a plan. Careful measurement dictated that an 8-wheel rigid HIAB could pass through the restricted access. We also arranged for the removal of the grass verge, which freed up the site for the new building.”

Sutton Sea Cadets now have a new training space to educate the cadets in a variety of activities. The space is finished in an external colour chosen by them to reflect their branding.

Ron Smith from Sutton Sea Cadets said: “From the offset, GCS demonstrated an understanding that we needed to explore our options to ensure we secured the best option to meet the needs of our new RMCD, not only including which cabin, but value for the funds we had available and, for us, the challenges of the delivery to a difficult site. While working in collaboration with GCS, they demonstrated a high level of professionalism, support, patience, and a full understanding of what we were looking to achieve.”

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