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The arrival of three new members of the contracting team!

With the increasing demand on our contracting division, we are excited to announce the arrival of three new members of the contracting team!

Harry Davison – Contracts Administrator

Harry joins us with a strong project management and logistics background and is tasked with managing the life cycle of contracting projects – of which there are many. A keen golfer, Harry is already getting his teeth stuck into the mammoth quantity of project work and having to quickly get up to speed with the industry!

Jason Harrison – Environmental Contracting Technician

Jason joins us with a great deal of experience having worked for the forestry commission for 20 years. An expert in tree works he has a wide skill set in land management and provides invaluable knowledge and experience.

Mickey Beswick –Environmental Contracting Technician

Mickey joins us with a strong background in formal landscaping and fencing which is an area we find ourselves in from time to time. His experience therefore is essential to us delivering this type of project work.

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Posted on: 17 October 2023
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