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Health and safety advisor joins Persimmon
One of the UK’s largest housebuilder’s has appointed a new health and safety advisor for its Yorkshire and West Yorkshire regional businesses.
Lee Howard (40) has joined Persimmon Homes and brings eight years health and safety experience gained in a range of industries including the construction, power and agricultural sectors.
Lee’s role will require him to be involved in project planning, workforce training and performance monitoring to support the successful implementation of the Persimmon Group’s Health & Safety Policy and Procedures in both the Yorkshire and West Yorkshire businesses.
Speaking of his appointment Lee said: “I am delighted to be joining such a well-known housebuilder. I have dedicated a lot of time and money to establish my career in the health and safety industry and I am very pleased to be sharing my skills and ultimately progressing my career with Persimmon.
“Currently I am familiarising myself with the business and visiting the vast number of developments, providing additional training where needed.”
Steve Acaster, Group Health and Safety Director at Persimmon Homes, added: “Lee’s experience and knowledge give him the opportunity to further enhance his health and safety skills and this makes him an ideal candidate to help strengthen my team.
“Health and safety is of paramount importance to our business so it is crucial we have dedicated individuals at the forefront of the industry to make sure we’re compliant at all times.”
For information on future jobs at Persimmon Homes visit www.persimmonhomes.com/jobs.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Amandeep Garcha .
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