MH INTERNATIONAL LAUNCHES IRISH DEPOT

Temporary works supplier MH International has expanded its operations with the opening of an Irish depot in Portlaoise. The move represents a major investment and underlines its long-term commitment to supporting the Irish construction and infrastructure sectors.

The expansion comes in response to sustained business growth across the region and increasing demand for specialist temporary works solutions. By establishing a strong physical presence in Ireland, MH International aims to deliver an even greater quality of service to both new and existing customers.

Gary Keenan, Sales Manager and Alan Doyle, Depot Manager

To maintain a first-class service to its customers, MH International has also appointed a dedicated ‘on the ground’ sales and support team. The new depot will serve as a central hub for the company’s comprehensive portfolio of temporary works solutions, ranging from propping and jacking to groundworks and temporary bridging. Customers will also benefit from MH International’s end-to-end service offering, spanning in-house design, supply, installation and real-time monitoring.

Speaking about the investment, John Breen, Managing Director, said: “This is an extremely exciting time, both for everyone at MH International and the industry. While we already have a strong presence in the Irish market, the opening of a dedicated depot marks the start of a new chapter. Led by Wayne Fisher, our International Business Development Director, we hope it is one that will enable us to elevate our service levels and forge stronger relationships with our customers, existing and new.”

The depot has created new jobs locally and is expected to play a key role in supporting major Irish building and infrastructure projects over the coming years.

With a focus on engineering and service excellence, MH International provides engineered, bespoke temporary works solutions across the civil infrastructure, residential, commercial, health and technology sectors on a global basis.

For more information, please visit: www.mh.international

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Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE 

 

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