Adaston of Harrogate recruits six in plan to double in size

To support long term growth, the Cardale Park business has filled the roles across continuous organisational improvement, technical compliance and customer success in the last three months..

Kevin McLaughlin, has been appointed as Technical and Compliance Manager to lead Adaston’s technical compliance and competency functions.

Kevin will ensure that Adaston continues to provide market-leading consultancy, surveys and the information that guarantees a fully transparent, audit-ready compliance data trail.

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Kevin is supported by Alan Smith, who joins as Lead Surveyor to head up a growing team of five surveyors.

Further strengthening the firm’s operational core is Daniel Parry, who takes on the newly created role of Head of Continuous Improvement. Oliver Holmes also joins as Cost Manager with 15 years of industry experience to lead the estimating function.

The expansion is rounded out by Nigel Tomlinson as Contracts Manager and Samantha Chesson as Key Account Manager

Samantha, formerly National Key Account Manager for Arnold Laver, part of National Timber Group, will strengthen the strategic customer support for Adaston’s clients, driving industry standards in customer service and retention.

Paul Ward, Acting Managing Director of Adaston, said: “This isn’t just about increasing our headcount; it’s about building the strategic foundations for the next five years of Adaston.

“We have set an ambitious goal to more than double the size of the business, and to do that sustainably, we need the very best technical and operational minds in the industry.”

“By bringing in specialists like Daniel to consolidate our tech stack and drive performance efficiencies and Kevin to lead on compliance, we are ensuring that as we scale we continue to lead the market in quality, compliance and safety.

“When you partner with Adaston you gain a guarantee that matters. We have a ten-year history of successful delivery and an uncompromising right-first-time approach to all works.

“These hires are a commitment to continued growth, future-proofing our offering and guaranteeing that with Adaston you will always get the gold standard in Passive Fire Protection.”

The appointments come as Adaston has secured a multi-year year contract with Swindon Borough Council with a potential value of £3.5m.

The organisation is also currently in the final stages of bidding for high-profile projects in London, including a significant fire stopping contract and fire door installation project.