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10/09/2010
Graham 'High Flying' At City Airport
A local building sector firm is flying high after recently being awarded a contract to provide comprehensive facilities management solutions for George Best Belfast City Airport.
With services having commenced on-site on 1 September, Graham Facilities Management now provides an extensive range of activities including planned and reactive building, mechanical and electrical maintenance services in addition to a comprehensive cleaning and waste disposal service, grounds maintenance, environmental services, and a round-the-clock Helpdesk service. Graham FM will also carry out minor project works.
The Contract will be delivered by their Technical Team including several site based Engineers, under the direction of the Contracts Director, who said: "This award is particularly significant for the business as it demonstrates the continuing success of our Technical Services offering.
"Our ability to compete with National Competitors on this highly technical contract is a testimony to the ongoing investment into training and staff development within Graham Facilities Management."
(GK/BMcC)
With services having commenced on-site on 1 September, Graham Facilities Management now provides an extensive range of activities including planned and reactive building, mechanical and electrical maintenance services in addition to a comprehensive cleaning and waste disposal service, grounds maintenance, environmental services, and a round-the-clock Helpdesk service. Graham FM will also carry out minor project works.
The Contract will be delivered by their Technical Team including several site based Engineers, under the direction of the Contracts Director, who said: "This award is particularly significant for the business as it demonstrates the continuing success of our Technical Services offering.
"Our ability to compete with National Competitors on this highly technical contract is a testimony to the ongoing investment into training and staff development within Graham Facilities Management."
(GK/BMcC)
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