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New Starters @ Grossarts

We've had a couple of new faces joining the Grossarts team in the last couple of months.

Leon Chruch (left) joined us in September as an Engineer. Leon graduated in 2004 and his first job was with McLay Collier where he worked with our Hector, Brian and Douglas. Leon joined us from Fairhurst (Glasgow) where he was Structural Engineer responsible for and managing projects involving public, private, health and commercial clients.

Eoghan Goudie (right) joined us a Graduate Engineer earlier this month. Eoghan worked with Grossarts on his Summer Placement 2 years ago, after graduating with 1st Class Honours we would like to welcome Eoghan back to the Grossarts team!

 

Grossarts added to North Ayrshire Council Professional Services Framework

Grossart Associates  are delighted to announce that we have been successful and awarded a position on  the Professional Services Framework for North Ayrshire Council.

Grossart Associates achieve Constructionline Gold member award

Grossart Associates are delighted to announce as part of our continued growth and commitment to our staff and clients as an Employee Owned Company we have achieved the prestigious Constructionline Gold member award.

Two new arrivals as Greg goes down under!

Greg Trainor has now left the Grossarts team to travel New Zealand and Australia for the next year, we wish him all the best.

In other staff news we are delighted to announce two new starters in Elspeth Brown & Cameron Colborn who both started in January as Graduate Engineers

Grossart Associates breaks ownership mould for engineering firms

Civil and structural engineering consultancy Grossart Associates, has become one of the first in the sector to switch to employee ownership.

The East Kilbride company has transferred 100% of its shareholding to an employee ownership trust for the 14 employees.

Grossart Associates provides a design and project management function on public and private sector projects across a diverse range of industries.  It has more than 300 active clients, 90% of whom provide repeat business.

The consultancy was established in 1985 on a sole trader basis by construction industry veteran Bill Grossart.

Head of Co-operative Development Scotland, Clare Alexander, said: “Whilst the business succession model is growing within the construction sector – as it is across all industries, there are still very few examples of employee-owned engineering consultancies.  That means its new status will really set Grossart Associates apart in the market and give it a competitive edge.”

There are now an estimated 110 employee-owned companies with about 7,500 individuals generating a combined turnover of around £950 million.

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