EDC has been awarded the much sought after CPD Accredited Employer Standard by Engineers Ireland in recognition of their continuing professional development (CPD) strategy.
Headquartered in Cork and with offices in Dublin, Limerick, Galway, London and Istanbul, EDC is a progressive engineering company working in a range of construction sectors from mixed-use, commercial, residential. industrial, pharmaceutical, retail, hospitality, and leisure. Continuing Professional Development for all staff and a company has played a crucial role in the continued growth and expansion of EDC with successful delivery of large-scale engineering projects across Ireland, the UK and Africa.
Recent Dublin based currently under construction – North City Operations Depot, Dublin City Council.
Richard O’Farrell, Managing Director at EDC, commented: “It is fantastic to see EDC reaccredited with the CPD Accredited Employer Status by Engineers Ireland for a further 2 years. EDC fully supports a culture of continuous lifelong learning, and we look to hire people who are creative, innovative, and ambitious. We know that the investment in continuous professional development for our staff is paramount to supporting our company culture and long-term industry success in an ever-changing market. This growth is only going to be achieved by ensuring the goals of our team members, offices and clients are met. This means ensuring we continue to provide the continued quality, innovation and sustainable initiatives on which EDC is built.”
Pictured left to right: Richard O’Farrell – Managing Director at EDC, Bernie Burchill – People and Organisational Development Manager,
John Roche – Associate Director, Mechanical
“This achievement of the CPD Accredited Employer Standard supports our company values as we strive to become even more progressive, dynamic, and ambitious. It is an exceptionally well-structured programme, based on a collaborative approach which supports our overall talent development strategy,” added Mr O’Farrell.
EDC also played a pivotal role in Horgan’s Quay Mixed Development.
