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SES Engineering Services Announces a Key North West Appointment
Leading national engineering specialist, SES Engineering Services (SES), has announced a key appointment in the North West office, as the business continues to win new contracts across the region.
Paul Beaumont has been appointed as SES’ operations director for the region and will use his extensive industry knowledge and experience to spearhead the businesses detailed plans for further growth in the North West.
This latest senior appointment comes less than 12 months after SES signed a 10-year lease to occupy larger premises at The Royals, Altrincham and is another indicator of its commitment to the area.
With an annual turnover of £25m, SES is currently working on major schemes including Building 9, Circle Square, an 18-storey student accommodation block and Phase Two of Vision Tameside, a landmark advanced skills and public services centre for Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council and Tameside College.
Joining operations manager Glen Hardman and the team currently based in Manchester, Steve Joyce, SES’ business director North and Scotland said of Paul’s new role and responsibilities:
“As a leading provider of innovative building services solutions SES continues to secure new and repeat business across the North West. The Manchester office is well structured to meet current and increasing turnover levels and Paul’s remit is to work closely with Glen to support him and his well-established team to add to our growing portfolio of major projects that we are presently working on.
“SES prides itself on its forward-thinking approach and ability to support clients working across a wide range of sectors, to deliver buildings that exceed expectations.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Becky Ramsey .
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