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Cyril Sweett Ltd: Louise Greenhalgh

Louise GreenhalghLouise is currently mobilised in Afghanistan, and is the first female Bomb Disposal Officer serving in the Helmand province. Her employer at Cyril Sweett Ltd has a first-hand understanding of the benefits Reservists can bring to the workplace and have supported Louise throughout her mobilisation.

Thanks to Cyril Sweett Ltd support, Louise is able to make areas safer for reconstruction and development, and in return her employer will benefit from the transferable skills gained when she returns.


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Name:
Louise Greenhalgh

Rank:
Captain

Unit:
101 Engineer Regiment

Mobilised:
Afghanistan

Role in the Reserve Forces:
Bomb Disposal Officer

Job title / role in civilian job:
Consultant

Years in the Reserve Forces:
10

Years with this employer:
5

Organisation:
Cyril Sweett Ltd

Industry:
Construction & property consultancy

Location of employer:
London

Approximate number of employees in the organisation:
201-500


Transferable skills

Louise believes that the breadth of experience gained from this operational tour and her nine years extensive training as a Reservist will enhance her role at work - particularly in leadership, working under pressure, teamwork and problem solving.
 
"Thanks to SaBRE's help, my employer understands the work I do as a Reservist and the many benefits I can bring back to the workplace." 
 
Employer support

Cyril Sweett Ltd has been incredibly supportive towards Louise and regularly keeps in touch with her out in Afghanistan. When asked about the type of support her employer provides, Louise said:

"I got additional time off to attend training camps and they have a flexible approach to my working hours, so I can attend weekday training too."

The support she receives from her employer is vital, and as a result she is able to make a real difference by making those communities in the Helmand province safer to live in.