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The Birmingham-based mechanical and electrical building services provider has promoted two of its senior managers to Associate Directors.
Simon Bevin has been appointed Associate Director – IT & Support Services, while David Bradbury has taken up the role of Associate Director – Design, both are based at the company’s headquarters in Aston, Birmingham.
Bevin joined J S Wright in 2007 as a CAD Technician and rose to CAD Manager and then CAD & IT Manager, having been successfully involved in a number of challenging technological projects.
Bradbury joined the firm in 2014 as a Senior Design Engineer before being promoted to Design Manager. The mechanical engineering graduate is a fully accredited Heat Network Consultant and was recently made a Member of the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers.
Speaking about the appointments, Peter Grierson, Managing Director of J S Wright, said: “These promotions will strengthen our management structure and ensure that our ever-increasing workload is carried out to the highest standards.
“They are also fitting reward for outstanding management success and prove our commitment to investing in the training and development of our people.”
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