The removal, foundations and RC frames specialist is broadening from its conventional London and southern England operations with Kevin Graham selected as Statom Group North Managing Director.
Graham has a huge experience in the civil engineering and strengthened concrete sector covering nearly 40 year sholding senior positions with Dunne Group and Kilnbridge.
The Glasgow workplace will be improved soon by the opening of a functional depot and plant and tower crane center.
The relocation follows Statom’s acquisition of the ₤ 20m-turnover Trident Tower Crane organization previously this year.
Graham stated: “Our dedication to our brand-new Glasgow base not just represents our intent and dedication to provide our varied portfolio of services throughout the Central Belt and all areas of Northern and Southern Scotland -it likewise supplies us with the foundation and facilities to service customers requires throughout the Midlands and Northern Regions along with essential centres such as Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds.
“Already we are speaking to crucial customers concerning significant chances in all of these locations and it is a very amazing time to be part of such a forward believing and vibrant group where success follows effort, dedication to customers’ specific requirements and development.”
To support the combined development into these brand-new markets Nick Brooks is likewise moving places to Glasgow and signs up with Graham and the Northern group as Pre Construction Director bringing a big wealth of experience and market understanding having actually invested the last 30 years in the sector operating in senior functions and effectively protecting and providing a varied portfolio of jobs over this duration.
Joint creator of the Group, Stan Nikudinski stated: “I have actually understood and worked straight with Kevin over several years, and we are both ecstatic and enjoying the difficulty of establishing brand-new markets and sectors whilst bringing the characteristics of the Statom group culture and abilities to the broader market”