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Pumps Division rising up at CountyClean Group
Following on from CountyClean Group’s recent announcements of growth, the companies are continuing with strong expansion also in the fully operational pumps division. This team which deals with pump stations for foul water, storm water, surface water and sewage, is benefiting from two internal promotions and a new addition to the team before the new financial year begins.
Long serving pumps and sales team member, Ben Knights, has been appointed as lead person for sales and planning whilst collaborating with pumps veteran Dawid Dobrowolski to successfully complete all projects on time and within budget. Ben’s wealth of experience in business development and as an operative in the group’s pump station and sewage treatment plant servicing, repairs and installation division, makes him the ideal candidate to advise both domestic and commercial customers on any type of project.
Dawid in turn is utilising his 8 years of industry experience, fully qualified electrician and NAPIT member status as the group’s newly promoted Pumps Division Project Leader. With excellent problem solving skills and a pragmatic approach, Dawid is responsible for all technical, electrical and mechanical project specification requirements whilst helping to manage the group’s talented team of pumps engineers and support operatives, and ensuring successful delivery for our customers.
The latest recruit to join the well respected and highly effective environmental support services company is Luke Blundell who joins the CountyClean Group pumps division as Pump Engineer to complete the inhouse training that the group’s 22 point inspection and certification standards requires for servicing of treatment plants. Luke’s wealth of mechanical engineering knowledge was established whilst he served in a number of roles in the British Army for a decade in a variety of extreme conditions around the world, meaning that he has a great aptitude for proactive professionalism and team work.
In addition to developing his skills by working with a wide range of plants from manufacturers such as Acorn, Allerton, Balmoral, Conder, Entec, Klargester, Kingspan, Matrix, Pureflow, WPL and Titan amongst others, Luke has also received inhouse training for high pressure water jetting and confined space works, whilst he continues to develop his skills for the New Roads and Streets Works Act 1991 in order to become a certified NAPIT member.
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Ben Knights, Pumps Division Sales Manager; Debbie Walker, Company Director; Luke Blundell, Trainee Pump Engineer
Commenting on the growth spurt, Debbie Walker, Director of the companies said: “We are lucky to have such loyal and talented team members on board and are especially invested in enabling all our staff to achieve their best which is why we provide exceptional training opportunities. With our pumps division now being headed up by Ben and Dawid, I’m certain that as a whole we’ll grow from strength to strength and we very much look forward to seeing Luke continue to progress his professional capabilities with us.”
Since 2007, CountyClean Group has been providing the highest quality of service with exceptional customer care through award winning environmental services, by disposing of liquid waste quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively. As well as being fully accredited and qualified, the group’s pumps division work and parts are guaranteed to ensure that sewage treatment plants and equipment is operating correctly to prevent breakdown and possible pollution incidents.
In addition, the group offers 24/7 emergency response liquid waste management services for residents and businesses in London and the South East including spill and flood response, high pressure water jetting, groundworks and installation, road sweepers, CCTV pipeline inspection and hazardous waste disposal.
Dawid Dobrowolski, Pumps Division
Project Leader and Ben Knights, Pumps Division Sales Manager
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