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Wirral fire safety firm bolsters senior management team to meet surge in demand
North West Fire Solutions have recruited a new General Manager to cope with the company’s recent client wins and current growth projections.
NW Fire Solutions has had a recent string of client wins including Zenith Property Management, Your Housing Group and Nottingham University.
The company has recruited Alex McArthur, a consulting expert specialising in SME growth, to run the day to day operations of the business.
The Wirral-based NW Fire Solutions are a leading provider of turnkey fire safety solutions. The company helps organisations become fully compliant with new regulations in health and safety for commercial and residential buildings.
Alex MacArthur, General Manager at North West Fire Solutions, said:
“I’m absolutely delighted to join the team NW Fire Solutions. The growth in the company is testament to the great work that has already been delivered by director Neil Oxton and the rest of the team.
I have a wealth of experience in business management from the fresh food wholesale business that I used to own. In recent years, I have spent time nurturing SMEs to facilitate growth and good management practices.
My aim is to use my experience to propel NW Fire Solutions to the next level, providing stability to the company’s management whilst securing new business to elevate our growth plans.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Matthew Richardson .
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