Safety consultancy Innov8 expands with new Oldham base
Growing Innov8 Safety Solutions is set for further expansion after establishing a new office in Greater Manchester.
The company, which already has a base in North Wales, will now also operate from premises at Hollinwood Business Centre in Oldham.
The office opening marks Innov8’s next step towards unlocking growth after its parent firm, risk management company Lucion Services Group, acquired asbestos and environmental consultancy Redhills earlier this year to become a £25m health and safety sector business.
Innov8 Safety Solutions business manager Jeremy Merediths said: “Having additional office space in Oldham opens up an exciting new chapter of growth for us.
“We’re now part of an even bigger group of national companies which means we’re able to provide additional resources and services.”
He added: “The new office, which also serves as an occasional base for our staff who work remotely, will afford us the space and facilities to support our ambitious plans for growth across the North West and beyond.”
To support its new base, Innov8 appointed David Grunnill in the role of construction design management (CDM) and safety consultant, a position that will see him offering designers, developers and contractors advice on CDM governance and safety compliance matters.
Innov8 was acquired by Gateshead-based Lucion In March last year.
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