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New team at the top of the Institute of Demolition Engineers


Gary Banham joins Hamworthy Heang


Salisbury flies in to scoop energy award


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alisbury Group - the provider of building energy and facilities management solutions - received a prestigious award at the recent Energy Awards. The company was announced as the winner of the Lighting Energy Impact Award for its landmark energy transformation at Cardiff Airport.


The results of the Energy Awards 2018 were revealed at Hilton Park Lane in London, where the energy industry elite came together for a night of recognition and celebration of the sector's achievements. An expert judging panel from across the industry unanimously chose Salisbury Group as its winner following a rigorous selection process. Cardiff Airport is one of the fastest growing airports in the UK. As the key national transport hub for Wales, it serves 18 airlines flying to over 50 direct destinations and over 900 connecting destinations. Almost 1.5 million passengers travel through the airport every year.


The energy transformation project at Cardiff Airport will reduce lighting bills by over 50 per cent and save around £1.7 million to 2030. It will also reduce the airport's environmental impact through a 224,000kg CO2 annual carbon abatement. Ed Swales, CEO, Salisbury Group, said: "This award recognises our success in designing and delivering critical energy projects. Our innovative approach is already providing financial savings and reductions in carbon emissions at the airport and we are pleased that the industry has recognised our achievements. We are proud to have supported our client's clear vision to be an outstanding capital city airport and we look forward to delivering further energy transformations for other leading clients."


u(LR) the new IDE vicepresident Richard Dolman of AR Demolion with president Gary Bishop of Bromley Demolion


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here is a fresh team leading the Institute of Demolition Engineers following the


appointment of a new president and election of a vice-president at the organisation’s annual general meeting. Gary Bishop, managing director of Bromley Demolition, becomes the IDE’s new president after taking over from David Darsey at the end of his two- year tenure.


Bishop, who has worked with Bromley Demolition since 1979 and will be marking 40 years with the company this year, said: “I would like to thank David Darsey for his hard work and commitment to the Institute throughout his term in office. “I am extremely proud to follow him through the presidency of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors and now into the IDE.


“It’s an exciting time for our demolition and I look forward to working with


Richard Dolman and others in our organisation to promote the important work our industry does.” Meanwhile Richard Dolman was elected vice- president, marking a final success of 2018 for the managing director of East Midlands firm AR Demolition. Dolman said he was proud to be elected into his new position, following the announcement at the AGM held in Drapers Hall in London earlier this month. The honour caps an eventful year for AR Demolition in which the company, which is based near Nuneaton, achieved record turnover and was named in the London Stock Exchange Group’s prestigious ‘1,000 Companies To Inspire Britain’ report.


He said: “AR Demolition is becoming recognised as a truly innovative, cutting- edge company and we are doing our part to help create a demolition industry for the future.”


Hattrick of appointments keeps Hanwell Solutions’ quality assurance on target


anwell Solutions, the leading UK manufacturer of wireless environmental monitoring solutions, continues to hit the target when it comes to quality assurance, having made a trio of senior level appointments in order to underpin the company’s reputation for consistent supply of technically superior British-made products.


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Tony Groom leads the field as new quality and health & safety manager, with a focus on regulatory compliance and ensuring that projects stay on schedule and on budget, meeting customer expectations every time. Groom works alongside Paul Taylor who has been promoted to the role of continuous improvement manager.


Completing the hat-trick is Jim Ryan, appointed as service manager to look


after customer installations and use his expertise in environmental monitoring to develop further enhancements to the service experience. Ryan is supported by an extended technical support team helping customers across the world to maximise the functionality of their Hanwell solutions.


Between them the three new managers bring a combined 100 years’ experience in


manufacturing/engineering and a common goal to live up to Hanwell’s mission and customer promise. Hanwell is renowned in particular for its leadership in monitoring systems, designing and manufacturing British- engineered solutions vital to helping organisations meet the needs of strict


regulations across the globe. Groom said about the new management appointments: “Quality is a key part of our culture here at Hanwell, and


uPictured above, le to right  Paul Taylor, Tony Groom and Jim Ryan


focusing on quality drives us towards excellence in every department, reducing costs and downtime for ourselves as well as customers. Our ISO 9001 and UKAS accreditations are key to demonstrating to our customers that we are completely serious about being the best that we can be and providing the best in quality assurance.” Hanwell Solutions has


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developed an unrivalled reputation across multiple sectors for drive and innovation, backed by reliable, robust and technologically advanced products manufactured in British facilities.


The company’s customer promise is to provide trusted British environmental monitoring for ultimate peace of mind.


With 20 years’ experience in the sector, Gary Banham is the newest sales manager to join the growing Hamworthy Heating sales team. Starting his career in 1998 working for Pipe Center, Banham’s interest in building equipment soon moved him from the warehouse to the internal sales team where he discovered his passion for customer service and technical sales. During his career, Banham has worked for Hydrotec (UK), where he became an expert for scale and bacteria control solutions, before bringing his technical and industry knowledge to Goodwater,


DTL expands management team


Develop Training Ltd (DTL) has hired Matthew Gray in the newly-created role of operations manager as demand grows for training in the construction and utility sectors.


Gray will oversee delivery of compliance training and apprenticeships across DTL’s seven UK training centres as well as bespoke courses at customers’ premises. A key objective will be to introduce new methods of training delivery. Building on DTL’s award-winning online Learning Assessment Portal, he expects to bring in more blended training, mixing classroom, practical and distance learning. Also on his agenda are developing a virtual learning environment and


New chief financial ocer for GROHE


Stefan Gesing takes over the position as chief financial officer (CFO) of GROHE on 14 January. In his new role, he will become part of the Grohe AG Management Board, reporting to Michael Rauterkus, CEO. “We’re excited to


welcome Stefan Gesing as our new CFO,” said Rauterkus. “He brings extensive financial, operational, and strategic experience. This,


combined with his deep industry knowledge and experience scaling high- growth companies, will be a huge asset to GROHE as we are shaping the future.” Gesing joins GROHE from


thyssenkrupp where he has served as CFO of Industrial Solutions. He said: “I am very happy to join GROHE as one of the most innovative brands in the market. An important aspect will be to further strengthen our global leadership position in terms of growth and profitability.”


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NEWS Appointments


in a specification and contractor sales capacity. Commenting on his new appointment, Banham said: “Hamworthy has always been that company in the industry you would want to be part of. Being an established business with a British manufacturing


background, I feel it is one that engineers seek comfort in.”


reviewing DTL’s existing e- portfolio system that allows trainees to catalogue their experience electronically, including with video, instead of in bulky paper portfolios.


Gray said: “DTL is a very professional and well- organised company that counts some of the biggest household names in construction and the utilities as customers, and I am looking forward to the challenge.”


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