Monday, 28 September 2015

Work on the Hewanorra Airport Apron at an Advanced Stage

A recent view of the Airport apron under construction
Getting on the work site at Hewanorra International Airport, where work is ongoing by CIE Ltd on the apron is no walk in the park – especially if you are not part of the crew. You must obtain a security pass from the airport personnel, and on top of this, you are electronically scanned at the security hut by Port Police guards before entering the site. The whole process takes anywhere between 15 – 20 minutes. With all the threats nowadays one cannot blame the authorities for taking such precautionary measures.

Centre Drainage trench
At the work site – rollers were compacting, graders were leveling, workers were meticulously digging a drainage trench across the apron and 10-wheelers were entering and leaving the compound with their loads. Sub-base material is at the moment being added and compacted to reach the required level before the layers of base material and asphalt can be spread.  According to CIE Ltd site engineer, the compaction must be thorough and consistent to get the perfect surface.

The airport apron is constructed to provide adequate support for the loads imposed by airplanes and to produce a firm, stable, smooth, all-year, all-weather surface. To produce such a pavement requires a coordination of many factors of design, construction, and inspection to assure the best possible combination of available materials and a high standard of workmanship - This is the forte of CIE Ltd.

While work is ongoing on the apron, a section of the Banse/La Haut and Laborie Village Main Road Project, the Laborie High Road, was given a layer of asphalt recently, following the completion of the upgrade of the WASCO's pipe system along that stretch of road.

The Banse/La Haut road is now complete with only the final layer of asphalt awaiting to be laid. This final layer is usually done 6 - 12 months after the first layer has been applied, to allow it to settle.



                                                                        

Wednesday, 23 September 2015

That Memorable "Aha!" Moment for Rayneau.

How do you come up with new business ideas? Before any entrepreneur became successful there was a time they did not know what to do. And then the "Aha" moment happened. How? If you're like Rayneau Gajadhar, inspiration, opportunity and those magical "Aha!" moments come from a place everyone can access: everyday life. Before we get in to this "Aha" moment, lets speak to the ongoing Business Month program organized by the Ministry.

 The Ministry of Commerce, Business Development, Investment and Consumer Affairs has designated the month of September to Business Month. The Ministry is parent to a number of business support organizations including the National Competiveness and Productivity Council, of which Mr Rayneau Gajadhar, our team leader is the president. On Thursday 24, September, 2015, the Council launches its website to the business community. Also throughout the month a number of activities have been taking place at various venues in the north of the island.The purpose of the Business month, according to the Ministry is to “………take the opportunity to educate and advise the business community and St Lucians on the roles and functions of each of the affiliate entities.”  This year, Business Month runs under the theme “Economic Growth through Business Support (with focus on youth and women)” A timely reminder of Rayneau's contribution to Youth through the Gen-X and Youth Business Trust Programs.

Rayneau donated $20,000 to this initiative in 2011
We at Rayneau Construction and Industrial Products Ltd and by extension the RG Group of Companies extend to all businesses – small, medium and large - best of wishes, an educative Business Month, and hope that the information meted out during the discussions will bring out creative business ideas in the youth and  women in the business sector.
$50,000.00 was pumped into this youth program in 2010
The RG Group of Companies comprises of the Construction & Industrial Equipment (CIE) Ltd, RG Quarry (RGQ) Ltd and Rayneau Construction & Industrial Products (RCIP) Ltd. Each company was founded in April 1995, January 1999 and December 2012 respectively. Through these three entities, the group has been able to provide the necessary products and services to meet the building and construction needs of clients in Saint Lucia and the region. RG Group of Companies has had its fair share of successes over the years which have led to a pivotal role in the economic growth of this country through support to organizations, clubs and individuals alike, not to forget its mark on the landscape of the country. 

RCIP Ltd
It is public knowledge how Rayneau Gajadhar started out. In spite of his booming Construction Industry, another of his "Aha!" moments came when he realized  two things. One- Opportunity again. And Two, It is directly integrating the kind of business he was in, which is construction. So basically someone may see RCIP Ltd as a store to sell stuff, but he sees it originally as a warehouse for himself. So basically he is warehousing for himself, to enable his construction ventures; and he is able to sell to the public and provide a service. So that is basically what it is.

In terms of the size, he entered into it one time which is very unusual for people to do because of the size. He entered the market and it was deliberate, because there was a monopoly in St Lucia at the time and that is when Peter & Company had bought over M & C and Sunbilt, which were the main outlets for building materials. So Rayneau saw an opportunity to compete with a monopoly and saw this as a very good avenue. So he decided to go into it, and go into it big. 
That idea has ballooned into a multi-million dollar business, making him probably the youngest self-made male millionaire on the island.


Everybody that walks through the store will tell you they feel a difference walking through it because of the Customer Service we provide. Mr Gajadhar reiterated, “We need to continuously work against that and what we need to do apart from Customer Service, is to spend time on Customer Experience and create a customer loyalty. So we have two other phases to go within this - Customer Care and Customer Experience. But we must also be able to interact with the customer so that they can feel they are part of what we are doing.”











Wednesday, 16 September 2015

15 Properties Are Violated Every Day…….Secure Your Home For Less From Rayneau

Your home is your castle...or is it? Is your home really safe once you leave for work or school? Your home is considered a sanctuary where you should feel safe. Your home is the only environment where you have control over who can get close to you or your family. Protecting your home and family from criminal intrusion should be high on your list of priorities.

When you look at your family, and your home, you know you want them to be safe, always out of harm’s way. When you leave for work, you expect to come back to a smiling family, and to a home that is secure. But as they say, hope is not a strategy. 

The growing crime rate across the country reflects the bitter reality. Many people overlook, ignore, and underestimate the need of taking appropriate home security measures. A burglary or theft can lead to devastating consequences, both emotionally and financially.  While the financial loss may be recoverable, the trauma inflicted on your family and yourself may last forever. So take a minute and think about this; is this loss worth the risk? 

Head of the Crime Intelligence Unit, Inspector Eddie Monlouis, told reporters during the police commissioner’s quarterly press conference on July 17, 2014, that 27% of crimes committed were property crimes. He went on to say that in spite of this figure which reveals a 12% drop from 2013, it is still a major concern for the police department. The statistics represent the period January to May 2014.


“Far too many St. Lucians leave their homes, go to work every day, only to return home to find that their properties have been violated. This is of concern to the police department and I suppose it is for all St. Lucians because the 27 per cent can be translated into 15 properties being violated every day for the period January to May 2014,” he added.


In recent analysis, a reliable source at the Research and Development Unit of the Royal St Lucia Police Force informed this blog that for the for the first half of 2015, 2482 cases of crimes against properties have been reported with 811 being detected. 501 and 92 cases are reported and detected burglaries respectively, while attempted and aggravated burglaries amounted to 76 cases in both the reported and detected categories. Burglars continue to flourish because  according to the report on the first quarter of 2015, police were able to only detect about 32% of all reported burglaries and rarely catch the thief in the act.

Although home burglaries may seem random in occurrence, they actually involve a selection process. The burglar's selection process is simple. Choose an unoccupied home with the easiest access, the greatest amount of cover, and with the best escape routes. What follows is a list of suggestions to minimize your risk by making your home unattractive to potential burglars. If installing a top-of-the-line home security system is beyond your budget, fear not--there are many cheap home security tips and tricks you can use to keep your family and property secure.

  • Tall trees can be accessories to crime when dense branches come close to your home and create pockets of darkness where burglars can hide. Keep trees well-trimmed to avoid giving thugs a place to hang out and keep hedges low and plantings near doors and windows neat and transparent. 
Ultra security dead bolt

  • No matter which lock you choose, it’s only as strong as the door itself, which is generally weakest around the lock. You can upgrade your locking system by adding a surface-mount, rim-mount or vertical deadbolt lock. Better yet, choose a front door with a multi-point locking system that engages the door frame at three points instead of just one.
  • Windows can be the weakest link in home security, especially if left open and unattended. Make sure all units are closed and locked before you leave home for even the shortest errand, and add window dressings and shades to discourage prying eyes. Security bars on ground-level windows are also an option, but make sure they’re fitted with quick-release mechanisms that allow them to be opened from the inside in an emergency. 
Solar light security

  • Low-cost, high-technology home security systems incorporating infrared motion detection, remote controls and easy-to-install door and window break-in sensors are available for application in apartments and small homes
  • A well-lit home is much less likely to be broken into, so make sure your home's exterior is fully illuminated with motion-detector spotlights and other strategic outdoor lighting fixtures.
Visit us today; our well trained CSRs will be happy to give you a tour of all our affordable security products.

Rayneau Construction and Industrial Equipment Ltd- 
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Thursday, 10 September 2015

Rayneau Brightens Choiseul Student’s Future

Rayneau Construction & Industrial Products Ltd, a subsidary of  RG Group of Companies has come to the aid of an aspiring med student from the Choiseul District.  RCIP Ltd earlier this week handed over a cheque to Mrs Babara Donaie, the student's mother, to cover books and tuition fees for her son who will be attending Sir Arthur Lewis Commuity College, Division of Arts, Sciences and General Studies, beginning this school year. The student, 17 year old Joshua Stephen Donaie, hails from the community of Reunion and has just recently completed his five year stint at the Choiseul Secondary School. 

Joshua Donaie
Joshua is an outstanding student, so says one of his teachers, Mrs Philomena Lafeuille. At the just completed CXC examinations in which he wrote ten subjects he achieved Grade One in Math, Additional Math, English, Biology, Literature, Grade Two in Physics, Chemistry, Principles of Accounts, Spanish and Grade Three in Music.
Joshua loves music and volleyball and he plans to study medicine and upon completion of his eight years of study to be a General Practitioner he says, “I’ve not really decided which area I want to specialize in after I complete the course.”
In a thank you letter to the company Mrs Donaie states, “I believe that any company/business that invests in a child’s education invests in his future and by extension his country.  I am deeply grateful that you have just invested in my son’s future.”
“Our prayer is that your company will continue helping students like my son and that God will richly bless you.” She continues.
Also,in expressing his gratitude to the company for the assistance,Joshua reiterated, "I hope to become an individual that makes your company proud, epitomizes all the values your company stands for and by which it has created its highly regards reputation. On behalf of my parents and Officer Leonce, thank you for investing in my future."
RG Group of Companies has in the future made substantial donations to students, clubs and organizations. Mr Gajadhar, the CEO, says giving back to the community is something he loves doing, especially when he plays a part in making a difference in someone’s life.


Tuesday, 8 September 2015

Vacancies - Deadline September 11, 2015

Our logo Creating Opportunities, Building Your Future, stands by every word it states here. We open doors for the right persons through which they can utilize the opportunities available to advance themselves and improve our company. Rayneau Contruction & Industrial Products Limited (RCIP Ltd) has been in operation since December 2012.

Working with us can be an awesome experience - the staff is amazing, the  managers  live up to expectations,and the work environment is friendly.

With the increase in work load and advancement in technology we must keep up with the fast-paced business world environment. We are therefore looking for qualified persons to fill in the following positions:

  • Purchasing Assistant
  • Customer Service Representative/Cashier
  • Senior Payroll Clerk
  • Porter - Lumber yard
  • Human Resource Officer
  • Housekeeper  -  Domestic
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Interested candidates should send CV via email to hr@raycip.com or hr@cie-rgltd.com no later than September 11, 2015.

Please note that only short listed candidates will be contacted.



Thursday, 3 September 2015

End of Summer Sale......20 - 35% Off

Here is the great news you have been waiting for! Beat the heat with our End of Summer Sale. Enjoy 20%-35% OFF Doors and Windows, this weekend from the 4th - 6th September, 2015. 

At RCIP Ltd  we offer a wide variety of reliable Door and Window products that are both beautiful, energy efficient and are just perfect for your everyday need.


No matter how you see it, new doors and windows offer you a chance to make a statement. Doors and windows can show off a home’s personality and a homeowner’s style as well as any decor feature.

A front door represents the personality of the house and its owners. Your front door is the first thing you see as your enter your home, and it’s also the first thing that guests see.
As well as being practical, it can really be a feature in its own right. Think of the times when you’ve noticed homes because of their front doors, whether it’s a bright colour or an interesting design. It could be detail, colour, material or size, but the front door can really make a house stand out. 

Windows have an enormous impact on your home. Besides the obvious (where they are and how big they are), the windows in your house can give personality, depending on how you choose to dress them up. High quality windows are the guarantee of peace, warmth and comfort in your home.
Sample doors and widows
Come see our collection of front doors, exterior & interior doors, panel doors, flush doors, Full Glass Doors, Metal Doors and more.

Also, explore our extensive selection of single and double hung windows, casement windows, replacement windows, sliding windows and more.




Visit us to take advantage of the 20%-35% OFF Doors and Windows.
Rayneau Construction and Industrial Products Ltd. Creating Opportunities, Building Your Future! Tel:450-7247(RCIP)

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Wednesday, 2 September 2015

Say Goodbye To Yellow,Hazy or Cloudy Headlights

I recently visited a Car Wash organized by a club in my community, and what struck me was the lengths car owners go to clean and keep their car in top shape. I also couldn’t help noticing that many of their headlights are becoming fogged up, despite their best efforts to keep them clean. (Did you just think about your own?)  It is amazing to see some real nice cars - well kept, great paint job, eye-catching wheels, etc, only to be disappointed at the sight of two foggy or yellowed headlights. Awww!  

But here is the good news; you do not have to replace the lens or the bulbs. At Rayneau Construction & Industrial Products Ltd, we offer the right products to make your yellow, foggy or cloudy headlight lenses disappear and look like new again.

Fogged headlight
You may ask, why do headlights  become cloudy, yellow or hazy? According to http://myheadlight.com, “There was a time when headlights were made of glass. Those days are long gone. They are now made of hard plastics that are specifically tempered for the job. This material is known as poly-carbonate plastic. It is very strong, but it also is naturally porous. To combat this, the manufacturer of your headlights covered them with a protective film. The film works well for a few years, but then starts to fall apart. Given the fact it is exposed to heat from the bulb, UV rays from constant exposure to the sun and harsh chemicals that come up off the road, it probably should not be a surprise that the film eventually fades. Regardless, this allows the plastic to become oxidized, which gives the headlights the foggy look”

Apart from looking bad, yellow, hazy or cloudy headlights are also a safety issue. The beam from each headlight is weakened, and produces a reduced area of coverage. The less you can see, the more chance there is you could run into something. In fact, it has been suggested that as many as 9 out of 10 accidents at night are related in some manner to problems with the headlights.Your headlights can become like brand new if you use any one of these two products:

 Finish 1st Headlight Restorer
Finish 1st Restorer

Our headlight restoration kit restores clarity to headlight lenses that have become cloudy, yellow, or hazy over time. The headlight kit greatly improves visibility when driving at night, improving driving safety, and improves your vehicle’s appearance. Each lens takes about four minutes to complete.








Turtle Wax Restorer

Turtle Wax Headlight Lens Restorer
The unique Turtle Wax process restores dull, yellowed headlights to like-new condition in less than 5 minutes per lens. The Lens Clarifying Compound quickly removes surface discoloration and may be all that is needed to restore clarity. Three multi-stage wet restoration pads allow you to focus on deeper discoloration and scratches to restore the lens to like new condition. Check the video! 
Before and After
                                 Both products works wonders on the headlight lenses. The key is to remove the damaged film and replace it with a protective coating that will return the headlight to its original condition. 
Call us today at 450 - 7247 now, or come down to RCIP Ltd to get your headlight restorer product and get your headlights looking like new and improving the appearance of your vehicle. 

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