Sampars tackles road rehabilitation for Labour Day project
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Chief executive officer at Derrimon Trading Company Limited, Ian Kelly, is hands-on during the company’s Labour Day project, adding colour and care to the community. (Photo: Contributed)
In a show of community spirit, Derrimon Trading Company, through its Sampars brand, joined forces with Rubis Jamaica (Tardac Enterprise) and A-One Equipment Rental Ltd. to execute a Labour Day road rehabilitation and beautification project on May 23.
The project represents another step in fostering meaningful partnerships and investing in the communities Derrimon serves.
Led by group CEO Ian Kelly, the team undertook minor road repairs along the stretch between Washington Boulevard and Zaidie Avenue — a vital route serving the Zaidie Gardens community and providing access to local businesses, including a Sampars branch, the Rubis Jamaica service station, and A-One Equipment Rental.
Residents and community members were invited to participate in the beautification project.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Lamar Larmond (R), CEO, A-One Equipment Rentals, explains the science behind road work to Rocky Allen (M), group security and facilities manager, DTL, and chief executive officer at Derrimon Trading Company Limited, Ian Kelly, during the group’s recent Labour Day project. (Photo: Contributed)
Joddian Howard, Product Development Supervisor at Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances, adds an extra pair of hands of support to the Labour Day Rehabilitation project. (Photo: Contributed)
Members of the DTL and Sampars team join the Group’s CEO for a quick photo during the Labour Day road rehabilitation project. Pictured L-R are Lorenzo Morris, Ray Jarrett, Rocky Allen, Romane O’Connor and DTL CEO, Ian Kelly. (Photo: Contributed)
Roger Lawrence, Fragrance Technician, CFF, is captured mid-painting during a recent collaborative beautification project between Boulevard and Zaidie Avenue. (Photo: Contributed)
Volunteers take a moment to pose for a group photo alongside Ian Kelly (second left), Group CEO of Derrimon Trading Company Limited, during the company’s recent Labour Day initiative. Derrimon Trading, through its Sampars brand, partnered with Rubis Jamaica (Tardac Enterprise) and A-One Equipment Rental Ltd. to carry out a meaningful beautification project, reinforcing its commitment to community upliftment and corporate social responsibility. Also pictured are L-R: Ramone Nembhard, A-One Equipment Rental’s Lamar Larmond, Tarrick Dacosta (seated), Rocky Allen, and Oraine Nephew. (Photo: Contributed)
Sheldon Simpson, General Manager for Distribution at Derrimon Trading, takes a moment to rehydrate with the company’s own Refresh water during the Labour Day project. (Photo: Contributed)
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