Terry Simpkin

Experience

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  M&P Electrical Services Ltd

  Feb 2002 - now

  Managing Director

  M & P was an established, successful BMS, NICEIC specialist Electrical installation company in 2002, having already successfully traded for over 20 years when using the proceeds from my previous company I choose to purchase the operation. In the last 13 years I have had the opportunity to work alongside leading UK and Multinational organisations to develop competitive installation costs. Day to day I manage a team of site foreman/project managers and installation operatives to deliver projects within the agreed timeframes to the highest quality standards. Effective communication enables timely resolution to any issues or problems that occur. Clients include: Powell SystemsProject Gillette (MJL) – 2 storey laboratory for Proctor and Gamble, ReadingProject Pluto (MJL) – 4 storey Royal Bank of Scotland Office Block, London Syscoms Building Management London School of Economics, Basement plantrooms (Dornan’s) Corsham Data Centre (JCA)Sauter Automation Ltd Canary Wharfe – Newfoundland, 60 storey apartment block (Briggs and Forester) Canary Wharfe – A2 and A3, 12 and 40 storey apartment blocks (SES)Manhattan Loft Gardens, 42 storey apartment block, Stratford (Kane Group)Fitzroy Place Residential services, 230 apartments and smoke damper installation (Dornan’s and Haydon’s) Elm Building ServicesOrpington (Harmonics) - 14 Warehouse Units, London – lighting, power and fire alarm systems to officesVarious David Lloyd Leisure Centre refurbishments on a rolling programme, upgrading networks and systems to meet the technical needs of the business, whilst looking to lower business costs and environmental impact, through the installation of LED fittings. Projects were carried out throughout England, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Lynx Solar /EnergyBentley Manufacturing Centre – Crewe installation of 250,000m of DC solar cableLand Rover Manufacturing Plant – Wolverhampton Mains installation from DB’s to solar panel inverters Show less