Health and safety business acquired by national group
Lincoln-based health and safety firm Emprocom has been acquired by a national insurance advisory group for an undisclosed sum.
PIB Group has swooped for the East Midlands business – with which it has a longstanding relationship – to bolster its risk management proposition.
Emprocom director Carl Gryniewicz will continue in his role on completion of the deal, working closely with PIB Risk Management MD Adrian Robinson.
Robinson said: “I have deep respect for Carl and his talented team, and I’m absolutely delighted to give them all a warm welcome to PIB Group. Their knowledge, expertise and passion for servicing clients will be a real credit to us. It’s very exciting to be able to join forces and work together along with our existing colleagues to continue building our market-leading risk management proposition.
“The team’s presence in the East Midlands will give an extra boost to our regional footprint and expand our client base, while providing them with access to an even broader range of products and services across our PIB Group family.”
Emprocom delivers a range of health and safety services including CDM (Construction, Design and Management) and construction safety consultancy and fire risk assessments.
Gryniewicz said: “This is an exciting step for Emprocom as we become part of PIB Group. Joining a like-minded organisation with a similar ethos and culture was an important characteristic in selecting a new home for our future. We were attracted to PIB because of their stability as well as a good alignment in long-term visions, customer focus and pride in achieving true satisfaction in helping clients.
“We look forward to the many opportunities ahead to leverage the expertise and scale of PIB, and also bringing our complementary skills to the ongoing success of the PIB Risk Management division.”
He added: “I’d like to say a big thank you to our loyal customer-base for their support, and we look forward to enjoying those relationships for many more years to come.”
