APPOINTMENTS & NEWS; BUILDING FABRIC 35 James Hardie appoints new Sales Manager
James Hardie is pleased to announce the appointment of Gabriela Carp as their new Channel Sales Manager for the Midlands. This strategic move reinforces James Hardie’s commitment to optimising channel performance, and strengthening their presence in the region. Gabriela brings over 8 years of experience to James Hardie with a proven track record in sales management and a clear understanding of the construction industry. In her
new role, she will identify new business opportunities, nurture existing client relationships, and implement strategic initiatives to grow the business within the region’s channel sales network.
0121 311 3480
www.jameshardie.co.uk Designer Contracts – new year, new faces
Designer Contracts starts the New Year with four new appointments and a promotion. Bradley Harris and Mark Caldwell join as sales managers, while Luke Monteith strengthens the sales team with a promotion. Clare Critten and Craig Pearcey have been brought on board to boost its senior contracts
staff . Bradley Harris takes on the role of sales manager for the South East region. Critten is joining Designer Contracts as a senior contracts manager for the Wales and West region. Also joining the senior contracts management team – for the Thames Medway area – is Craig Pearcey. Monteith, promoted after three years as sales administrator, manages Thames Medway. Managing director Peter Kelsey welcomes the expanded team.
01246 854577
www.DesignerContracts.com Reducing carbon in steel construction
With increasing pressure from central government and local authorities to minimise the carbon emissions and environmental impact of construction projects, voestalpine Metsec has introduced a reduced carbon steel option for its renowned light gauge steel construction solutions, including the pre-panellised loadbearing solution, Metframe, SFS, Purlins and its range of internal non-loadbearing stud, track and MF ceilings. Branded Metsec Decarb, the steel is produced in new, state of the art electric arc furnaces and is a true move towards a reduced carbon future for the construction industry, containing less than half the amount of carbon dioxide per tonne for the same quality of steel. Andy Hackett, General Manager of voestalpine Metsec’s Dry Lining Division, states: “Together with our commitment to Net Zero Carbon operations by 2035, Metsec Decarb underlines our commitment to providing specifi ers, developers and clients with a very real opportunity to reduce a project’s carbon footprint and enhance its sustainability credentials. “Metsec Decarb is a bona fi de lower embodied carbon steel. It does not rely on greenwashing, carbon off setting, allocation of green energy or mass balance approach to achieve this, providing real peace of mind for the designer.”
metsec.sfs@voestalpine.com
www.metsec.com
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