Read the latest magazine Industry News People SPV Roofer Hailed a Hero for His Bravery and Quick Thinking 31 March 2022 ALEX LANGDELL of SPV Special Projects, the commercial and industrial roofing contractor, was hailed as a true roofing hero after arriving first on the scene and helping victims of an accident. Whilst on call for a roofing project, Alex came to the rescue of three victims who were seriously burnt in a horrific fire accident. Alex was driving down Syned Road in Bloxwich, near Walsall, at 10.40 on the morning of Sunday 27 March. Hearing a huge bang and witnessing a tremendous fire ball, Alex immediately stopped his work van and pulled over. There were three people, who it was clear were seriously hurt with burns. Alex had some fire extinguishers in the van – kept for SPV Group’s hot roofing works – which he passed to two passers-by and with their help managed to rescue the three injured victims. Alex said “It all happened so fast. I heard an explosion, then saw the flames and instinctively knew something really bad had happened. “I saw a streak of fire and a man running and fall down with a ball of fire engulfing him. “I quickly realised I had fire extinguishers on the van and I knew I could help so I slammed on the brakes and ran as quick as I could to assist. I wish all three people affected a quick recovery.” All of the victims’ injuries were substantial and one was life threatening needing to be urgently transported to hospital by an air ambulance that was called to the scene and which landed on a nearby roadside grass verge. Alex waited with the victims for the air ambulance, normal ambulances and fire brigade to arrive and then carried on with his day. All of the victims are in a stable condition but with severe burns and remain in hospital. A Real Roofing Hero SPV Director, Sandra Evans, said: “We couldn’t be prouder of Alex. His quick thinking meant that he helped to save the lives of three people. “Thank goodness Alex was there and he had fire extinguishers on him, otherwise it doesn’t bear thinking about what their injuries would have been. “Alex is a real hero in our eyes and should be commended for his actions and bravery. We wish all three individuals a speedy recovery.” The circumstances of how the fire started are currently being investigated by West Midlands Police and it is thought that the individuals concerned had been playing with petrol. >>Read more about SPV Group in the news Previous article Retain Celebrates Winning Health & Safety Award for Six Years StraightNext article Bolton College 2022 Apprentice of the Year Declares Winner Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +2 29 July 2026 New Workforce Competence Digital Platform to Launch Industry News +1 29 July 2026 Builders’ Merchant Sales Remain Flat in May Industry News +2 28 July 2026 Govt to Launch Technical Education Pathways for Year 10 Students Industry News +1 28 July 2026 Rogue Roofer Jailed for Targeting Elderly Widow Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 125 July-August 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch