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H& MV Engineering, which last year celebrated its 25th anniversary has been drawn to Scotland because of the burgeoning renewables sector and is opening an office near the airport.
Specialists in connecting data centre and renewable energy projects to the electricity grid, the firm needs project managers, project directors, quantity surveyors, planners and engineers, to name just a few of the positions it is seeking to fill.
Representatives of H& MV Engineering will attend a jobs fair in Glasgow early next month so that those interested can find out more.
The company has enjoyed phenomenal growth since it began in Ireland 25 years ago and in the UK alone has an annual turnover of £ 100 million. As well as offices in Limerick, Kent and Northampton, there are offices in Norway, Germany
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A global provider of connect installations to the initiatives. specialist, design and grid and each project the It already has a portfolio of work construction services, company takes on is across Scotland and, as this is H& MV Engineering assigned to a dedicated continuing to grow, UK Managing is a National team, who takes the Director Asad Babadi said it was the Electricity lead from early stages right time to open a Glasgow office Registration until completion. and employ a larger local workforce. Scheme ( NERS) The company is also “It is exciting that we are opening accredited a certified Carbon the office,” he said. “Scotland is a Independent Neutral Organisation, good market with all the renewable Connections Provider committed to being activity going on so we are hoping we ( ICP). It provides solutions environmentally responsible can develop our business there and
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Scotland is a good market with all the renewables activity going on
help the local environment and communities. We are very much conscious that Scotland’s aim is to keep its carbon footprint low as well as help the local economy.
“We have a big graduate scheme so we want to recruit quite a few graduates, as well as apprentices who perhaps do not want to go down the university route. If people want to join us as apprentices we have a three year programme which has a very good structure and is a good gate for people to go through.
“We also do quite a lot of charity work and sponsorship so once we are established in Glasgow we will start charity events or perhaps sponsor football teams or rugby teams.”
Those recruited by the company in Scotland will be offered first class training delivered in house, clear progression paths within the business and salaries at the market rate with added benefits.
Mr Babadi said that opening the Glasgow office was a “natural step” for the company.
“Our business especially wants to be associated with renewables because, as a company, we have our own targets to be zero carbon,” he said.
“We think Scotland is ahead of the game with regard to that and these kind of projects.
The company will be present at the jobs fair in the Leonardo Hotel in Glasgow ( formerly Jurys Inn) on Friday, February 3 from noon until 6pm and on Saturday, February 4 from 9am until 3pm