Severn Trent Water has promoted Stan Clarke (M) to project planning manager. He was previously investment manager.
New landscape and environment consultant Chameleon Ecoscapes has been formed in North Yorkshire, specifically for construction and environment. Gifford & Partners has promoted Andy Truby (M), based at the company's York office, to regional director.
Building contractor EBC Construction has recruited Mark Moody as senior surveyor and Jason Hancock as assistant site agent. Taylor Woodrow has appointed Norman Broadhurst as non-executive director. He will succeed Kit McMahon as chairman of the audit committee.
Process and environmental management consultancy Ashact has been re-established following a buyout from Dames and Moore.
Project management firm MPM Capita has promoted Bob Gairns and David Shearer to technical directors at their Glasgow office.
Anders Hallberg has been appointed president of submersible pump, mixer and aeration system manufacturer ITT Flygt.
Colin Clinton (M) has been promoted to associate director of Ove Arup. He was previously business development manager.
Laing has appointed Martin Doe to the new position of sales and marketing director.
Michael Chow has been appointed associate of Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers, based in New Yo r k . Mott MacDonald has appointed David Billen as associate. He specialises in assisting railway operators and contractors in project coordination.Reported by Nina Lovelace
You might also like...
Spanish contractors lead winners at Tunnelling Awards
Spanish contractors may have missed out on High Speed 2 works, however they led the way among the award winners at this year’s Tunnelling Awards.
Ofwat consults on performance payouts
Ofwat has revealed four water company firms set for performance wins and losses.
Regulator kicks back 14 water companies' five year funding plans
Ofwat has told 14 water companies to revise their five year AMP7 business plans running between 2020 and 2025.
Water firms 'surprised' and 'disappointed' by regulator
Water firms have expessed surprise and disappointment at regulator Ofwat’s decision to knock back funding plans due to run between 2020 and 2025.
Have your say
You must sign in to make a comment
Please remember that the submission of any material is governed by our Terms and Conditions and by submitting material you confirm your agreement to these Terms and Conditions. Please note comments made online may also be published in the print edition of New Civil Engineer. Links may be included in your comments but HTML is not permitted.