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FM and compliance services provider phs Compliance has appointed a new sales director as the company continues to grow across the UK. Gary Crockett has joined the team at phs Compliance, based in Warrington, to lead its nationwide sales force. phs Compliance services over 35,000 business sites across the country providing everything to stay safe and compliant, including electrical testing and remedial services and fire systems service and maintenance.
Crockett started his career in sales in 1998 and worked his way up to operations manager. Prior to joining phs Compliance, he spent over a decade as sales manager for a European leader in office supplies and workplace solutions where he achieved significant levels of growth for the business.
“phs Compliance is already a trusted service for so many businesses across the UK from offices and retail to manufacturing, and we have a real ambition to drive growth even further. We want to enhance our impact and focus on supporting our customers to meet the highest standards of safety. We are in a strong position to set a benchmark for service excellence in our sector.
“We are looking at new innovations and upskilling to further support our customers and staff, as well as an enhanced ‘one team’ approach where sales and operations work in perfect unison to deliver the best customer experience.”
phs Compliance provides statutory electrical services including testing (including portable appliance tests and fixed electrical tests), fire safety testing, inspection services, maintenance and remedial work.
It also provides specialist electrical and mechanical project services, including design, supply and installation for everything from power to lighting.
Jonathan Mackie, managing director at phs Compliance, said: “Gary has a very successful sales career under his belt and he’s in a great position to drive our growth plans. He understands our customers’ needs and has a strong background of supporting sales teams to achieve high standards – both for themselves as individuals and for the business.”
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