Sheffield tech group appoint new MD of oil and gas arm
Servelec, the Sheffield-based technology and software group, has appointed Andrew Mills as managing director for Servelec Controls (Oil & Gas), who joins the Group today.
Andrew Mills joins Servelec from Assystem where he has worked since 2003 and managed a business with five sites in the UK.
Andrew brings with him a depth of knowledge of the Oil & Gas industry and experience in developing business through existing and new client relationships.
Alan Stubbs, CEO of Servelec Group, said; “Whilst conditions in the Oil & Gas industry remain challenging, Servelec is committed to continuing to help our customers in this industry to reduce Opex on brownfield sites as well as driving our business forward in this area.
“Andrew’s experience will further strengthen our position in this space and provide valuable external insight into how we can continue to deliver growth in Servelec Controls.
“I’d like to take this opportunity to thank Kevan Jones for his role in developing our Controls business in the past six years since the acquisition of SIA which Kevan previously owned. Kevan will be on hand to ensure a smooth handover to Andrew in the near term before commencing his retirement.”
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