Property People: Enrok; M-EC
Derbyshire-based Enrok Construction has promoted Charlotte Holyhead to commercial manager.
Holyhead, who has more than a decade of experience within construction, joined Enrok as a quantity surveyor in August.
Prior to joining Enrok, she was a lead quantity surveyor for West Midlands based Jessup Brothers. Her expertise is in new build, affordable housing, refurbishment and commercial developments.
In her new role, Holyhead will direct Enrok’s commercial department. The firm is currently delivering numerous multimillion-pound projects across the UK, including a new 15,000 sq ft Medical Centre in Nuneaton and two residential development schemes in London.
Laura Mallisch, director at Enrok Construction, said: “Charlotte has made a big impact on the business and we wanted to develop her obvious ability by giving her more responsibility within our growing business. Charlotte’s very capable leadership skills are something we spotted early on – especially with large scale construction projects. By aligning her skill set with our ambition to continuing to grow the business, it made perfect sense for Charlotte to be given the autonomy to build and direct the future growth of the commercial department.”
Holyhead added: “My new position as commercial manager with Enrok has enabled me to build on my previous experience and put my own stamp on how things can be done, especially when it comes to ensuring that the client experience is as good as possible. I take enormous pride in prioritising the needs of every one of our clients and in giving consistent feedback on project performance from start to finish and this approach is clearly valued by our growing client base. I am excited about my new role and looking forward to playing my part in the future development of the company.”
Leicestershire-based M-EC has added to its geomatics department and invested in industry-leading surveying equipment.
The hires start with Gareth Smithies, who has joined M-EC as assistant land surveyor. He has recently completed training to become M-EC’s dedicated drone pilot, as part of his role will be to carry out aerial land surveying across M-EC’s geomatics projects.
The second hire is the addition of a survey manager who is due to join the M-EC team in June 2022. This role will enhance the delivery and accuracy of client projects, overseeing all surveys carried out by M-EC’s geomatics team and supporting the department’s growth.
M-EC has also become one of the first in the UK to take delivery of two state of the art pieces of surveying equipment – the GeoMax Zenith 60 units and a GeoMax Zoom95 R 5” total station.
The Geomax equipment has been supplied by Survey Hire UK and will be used by M-ECs Geomatics division on a range of projects, including those for some of the UK’s largest housebuilders and large scale infrastructure projects, such as Anglian Water’s current 500km long stretch of pipeline that runs along the east of England.
