Pyeroy Opens New Office In Aberdeen

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UK based industrial support and contract scaffold specialist Pyeroy, has opened an Aberdeen office to handle its growing offshore industrial contract work.

The company says that the move will create a number of new jobs in the region, including with skills in scaffolding, protective coatings, insulation and asbestos remediation.

Pyeroy, is based in Gateshead, employs 1,200 and boasts revenues of around £75 million. It provides a range of industrial services including contract access scaffolding, the application of specialist coating technology and environmental containment and surface blasting.

Hugh Pelham, Pyeroy’s managing director, said: “This is an important strategic investment for us as we go for growth this year and drive the company forward to open up new opportunities. We will be able to improve the scope and quality of the specialised skills, services and experience we offer to customers in Scotland, adding to our reputation for delivering the highest standards of service and technical support.”

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