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This year the major projects team is working on London Luton Airport, Waterloo Station and installing a lift in Winchester Cathedral – no mean feat.
THE FACILITIES SHOW The company works with thousands of Facilities
Professionals, helping them manage their lift equipment to ensure the safety of all users and ensuring their equipment meets all the latest regulations and guidelines.
On the 20th June at Excel Stannah will be collecting their 9th consecutive RoSPA health and safety award. Managing Director of Stannah Lift Services, Peter Perry, commented: “Receiving this award is an honour. It demonstrates our commitment to the first priority of our business operations – that all our engineers, installers and Stannah equipment users go home safely at the end of each day.”
Stannah Lift Services has a maintenance portfolio of over 91,000 lift products across the UK. These products are all types of lifts, escalators, moving walkways and loading bay equipment from all manufacturers, not just Stannah installations. Service is delivered locally from eleven dedicated service branches, nationwide. With a team of over 360 highly-trained lift engineers, your lift maintenance can be carried out quickly and efficiently, reducing downtime of any equipment in your premises to a minimum.
In addition to maintenance, Stannah carry out removals of old equipment, refurbishment of existing equipment and installation of new equipment, often bespoke to their client’s specification.
All of Stannah’s work is backed by their brand promise to be ‘always true to our word’. This reflects the integrity of the company.
THE NEXT 150 YEARS? Well, Stannah doesn’t have a crystal ball, but it
certainly has an ambition to continue as an independent British family business with its roots firmly in engineering excellence.
The Stannah Group has an ever-growing commercial portfolio of products and services in the UK: escalators, moving walkways, passenger lifts, platform lifts, service lifts, goods lifts, homelifts, stairlifts, bespoke lifts built to client specification, loading systems – equipment for loading bays, and local lift servicing, nationwide, from eleven service branches across the UK.
In recent decades the company introduced escalators and moving walkways into its product range. It also formed new departments for loading systems capability, national contracts for the maintenance portfolios of multi-national companies including Network Rail and operate a major projects department for infrastructure work right across the UK.
Their major infrastructure project capability includes Leeds Station, Edinburgh Waverley and Edinburgh Haymarket stations in Scotland, the iconic Kings Cross Station, Reading Station, Nottingham Hub, and Birmingham New Street.
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Having weathered 150 years of change, the Stannah product and services portfolio continues to diversify and look towards the future. A lot has happened since 1867 – yet some things, like making life easier and more fulfilling for people and the Stannah family commitment to Joseph Stannah’s values of quality and integrity, remain unchanged.
Stannah would love to meet you at the Facilities Show at Excel on 20th-22nd June on Stand S790. Stop by for some refreshment, enter the competition to win a hot air balloon trip for two, pick up your free copy of ‘Lifts – Your Questions Answered’ and find out how Stannah can help you.
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