Hebburn-based, Castle Building Services, has announced a range of new appointments in varying positions across the business.
Ian Dunn is appointed construction manager, Richard Bradshaw, project manager, Luke Smith, trainee estimator, Philip Brownless, aftercare manager, Rebecca Wooton, junior quantity surveyor and Jack Henderson as purchasing assistant.
The appointments follow the recent senior internal appointments of Andrew Dawson as managing director, Ben Fawcett as procurement director and Andrew Heron as commercial manager.
As well as its Hebburn site, the company has offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Teesside and Leeds with a total of 134 staff.
Castle Building Services is one the UK’s leading privately-owned building services solutions providers. Working across the UK, its growing reputation for the successful delivery of a diverse and complex range of projects has been built on four core values – innovation, efficiency, honesty and pride.
Ian Dunn, construction manager, said: “I join Castle Building Services with 20 years’ experience in the construction industry and previously held various senior management positions.
“This is an exciting opportunity for me as the company progresses with plans to deliver schemes as principal contractor associated with specialist related fit out projects, which will be driven by myself and the wider team including project manager, Richard Bradshaw.
“My role will involve all aspects of construction activity from planning, managing, monitoring and coordinating the entire construction phase.”
Andrew Dawson, managing director at Castle Building Services, said: “A warm welcome to all of our new colleagues. Our recruitment process was rigorous as we want to ensure that all starters are the ideal fit for the business and that they, in turn, feel they will be fully supported and developed by the business.
“As well as offering clients a full range of mechanical and electrical and pre-construction services, we also offer specialist fit out and principal contractor services as evidenced by our appointment as principal contractor for the state-of-the-art £68 million PragmatIC Park, Durham.
“We have very ambitious strategic growth plans and will be unveiling further new hires in the months ahead.”