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Published: 30th April 2025
New hires and leadership promotion to drive further growth at SafeSite Facilities
SafeSite Facilities has promoted Kerry Glyde to stock manager and has appointed Jack Lowdell as sales manager to support its growth strategy. Kerry, who has worked at SafeSite Facilities for 10 years, was promoted from the role of purchase ledger after working across numerous departments within…
Published: 16th April 2025
How keeping revellers safe is a big part of the festival vibe
By Sandra Howey, Account Manager, SafeSite Facilities Attending a festival should help people to feel a certain way. That might be a spiritual experience at Glastonbury or a sense of luxury at upmarket Love Supreme in the heart of the Sussex countryside. So, how do organisers help festival goers…
Published: 13th March 2025
Spike in vacant property sees enquiries surge at SafeSite Security Solutions
Owners of empty commercial properties are being urged to take important steps to safeguard their assets, after SafeSite Security Solutions reported a 65 per cent increase in enquiries from businesses seeking protection with vacant premises in 2024. Without proper protection, the knock on-effects of…
Published: 19th February 2025
Key leadership promotion and new hire to drive growth at SafeSite
SafeSite Facilities and sister company SafeSite Security Solutions are building on their growth and sector leadership with a key promotion and strategic new hire. Paul Goossens has been promoted from operations manager to operations director at SafeSite Facilities. With a strong track record of…
Published: 28th January 2025
Predicting the top construction site trends for 2025
Paul Goossens, operations manager at SafeSite Facilities takes a look at what’s new in 2025 and picks out his top trends for the year ahead. A growing focus on delivering circularity Circularity is becoming a buzzword in the sustainability space and describes sustainable models that focus on…
Published: 26th November 2024
How to keep your construction site safe in winter
Seven actions to take to mitigate against a La Niña’ event With the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) predicting that a ‘La Niña’ event could leave the UK with snow and high winds, lasting until February 2025, construction sites are being urged to put a winter risk management plan in
