Ireland’s largest construction and engineering firm, Sisk, has moved over 200 of its staff into a newly retrofitted building at Citywest Business Campus, Dublin. As a result of the retrofit, its new headquarters has achieved an energy rating of A3, which is up from D2. Tánaiste Michéal Martin officially opened the new offices.
Construction News, LatestPaul Brown, CEO, John Sisk & Son, speaks to BARRY MCCALL about the contractor’s new business strategy, how it is modernising its operations to meet future needs, and what the sector as a whole should be doing to encourage more young men and women to pursue careers in construction.
Interviews, Irish Construction News, LatestIarnród Éireann (Irish Rail) has awarded John Sisk & Son the contract for the first phase of works to reinstate the Limerick to Foynes rail line for freight services, with mobilisation and physical works set to commence in early February.
Latest, NewsPaul Brown, CEO, John Sisk & Son, tells ROBBIE COUSINS that he has stepped into his new role at a pivotal moment, when Sisk is taking on more ambitious projects, moving towards being a net-zero without offsets contractor and advancing its goal of being a more inclusive and gender-balanced workplace.
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