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McAuliffe furthers expansion plans with two new hires
McAuliffe Group, one of the UK’s fastest growing environmental contracting specialists, has added to its expanding team with two new senior appointments.
Leading environmental services specialist, James Cartwright, has been appointed Regional Director South, whilst remediation expert Nicola Harper has stepped into the role of Remediation Manager.
The appointments coincide with the opening of McAuliffe’s first office in London, as the Midlands-headquartered company continues to expand its operations across the UK.
Having amassed over twenty five years of experience in Contaminated Land Remediation, James will lead and develop McAuliffe’s fast growing operations in the South of England. This includes supporting McAuliffe’s specialist subsidiary, GeoStream UK Ltd, a leading supplier of in-situ remediation technologies.
GeoStream provides a high degree of specialisation in the design and production of remediation plant, offering innovative and tailored solutions to meet client needs.
Nicola, who has worked in the geo-environmental engineering sector for almost 10 years, is set to manage McAuliffe’s multiple remediation projects across the UK.
Commenting on the new appointments, John McAuliffe, Managing Director of McAuliffe Group, said:
“Although our headquarters are in Wolverhampton, our operations have expanded dramatically across the country. James and Nicola will both play instrumental roles in helping us to continue to grow and develop our services, upholding the high standards of efficiency and quality that our customers have come to know us for.
“This is an exciting time for McAuliffe Group as we expand and add ever more services and state-of-the-art machinery to our roster.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by McAuliffe Group .
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