Access North is hitting the heights

manage assignments. Office administrator Tara will be responsible for providing essential support to the whole team.

The team has moved to a larger unit at Brooke’s Mill – where it has been based since 2013. The new office is twice the size of the previous base and will provide scope for further recruitment – a key focus for the company in the year ahead. Managing director Berenice Northcott said: “2017-18 was a brilliant year for us and with client numbers rising, we’re expecting our turnover to increase even more over the next 12 months.

“Further recruitment is on the cards for 2018 – especially for our on-site team – so our relocation to a new, larger office will provide us with ample space to expand our core workforce. We’re also looking to increase the number of vehicles we have in order to fulfil nationwide demand for our services.”

Notable names to have joined the firm’s growing client roster in the past 12 months including the British Racing Drivers Rope access specialist Access North Structures has relocated to a new office at Armitage Bridge in Huddersfield following a 35% rise in turnover Club, based at the worldrenowned Silverstone circuit, along with the University of Huddersfield, Denbighshire County Council and The Bulwell Academy in Nottingham.

Said Berenice: “We’re already working and winning contracts with small, local companies and blue-chip clients throughout the UK – spanning an array of different sectors – and we have the expertise to provide fully tailored assignments to them all.

“Having such a varied customer base requires us to be versatile, so we’re constantly balancing our professionalism with our trademark down-toearth approach in order to deliver our work at height services safely and efficiently.”

Access North Structures, formed in 2011, specialises in the installation, inspection and maintenance of complex structures, facilities made from the building material ETFE and tensile fabric canopies via rope access techniques.