Artisan Randolph Hackshaw from the Island of Bequia, St Vincent and the Grenadines on site at FM Group building projects: Cathcart House, Glasgow and Dalnair Castle, Croftamie nr. Loch Lomond. Randolph is pictured with (Glasgow): Andrew Rae, M.D. FMR Construction, and (Dalnair): Craig Morrison, Construction Director FM Group. 16.8.19 More info from: Ariadna Roca Orbit Communications 4 Queen Street, Edinburgh EH2 1JE Telephone: 0131 603 8996 Mobile: 07468515685 Web: orbit.scot Picture Copyright: Iain McLean, 79 Earlspark Avenue, Glasgow G43 2HE 07901 604 365 photomclean@googlemail.com www.iainmclean.com All Rights Reserved No Syndication Free for editorial use by third parties only in connection with the commissioning client's press-released story. All other rights are reserved.
A resident of Bequia is the first participant in a new training programme which has been launched by Scottish property developer the FM Group.
The Caribbean training programme is conducted in Scotland, and is intended to upgrade the skills of staff from the Caribbean, in various sectors such as construction, agriculture and hospitality.
The objective is to exchange knowledge and work practices and provide participants with new skills in a variety of environments, to help improve their expertise, both in the Caribbean and in Scotland. Individual programmes last for six weeks at a time.
The first participant to travel to Scotland is 39-year-old Randolph Hackshaw, who has over 20 years’ experience as a Joiner, and currently lives on the Grenadine island of Bequia.
Mr. Hackshaw works as a Joiner for the FM Group, and was recently appointed as Maintenance Manager for the FM Group’s luxury resort “The Liming” in Bequia. He has undertaken the programme to improve his expertise and also to help train his Scottish colleagues.
The Liming Resort in Bequia includes a five-star hotel, high-end beach cottages and villas with private beach, restaurant, marina and tennis court.
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