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PEMCO appoints sales manager
NICEIC enhances Trusted Tradesperson tool
Jason Walker has been appointed as sales manager at PEMCO, charged with supporting customers and delivering the high level of service expected from the cable solutions provider. He brings a wealth of sales and business development experience, having worked across a range of sectors including dealing directly with the electrical wholesale, building materials, construction, plumbing and health & safety sectors. Throughout his career, Jason has
Jason Walker, Sales Manager, PEMCO.
Northern Ireland electricians accredited by
training and certification
body NICEIC are benefitting from
a boosted presence on its Find a Trusted Tradesperson tool. Updates include a more streamlined, user- friendly experience for specifiers and residential customers, with NICEIC-certified businesses also now able to showcase their credentials. A key addition is the introduction of dedicated profile pages for every NICEIC-certified business listed on the platform. These pages provide specifiers and consumers with clear information about a contractor’s certifications and services, while also offering direct options to call, email or message contractors at the touch of a button. Specifiers and consumers can share contractor profiles with family, friends or colleagues, making it easier to recommend trusted businesses and support decision-making on projects requiring electrical expertise. To further highlight experience and commitment to quality, the tool now displays certification anniversary badges indicating the length of time businesses have maintained their certification with NICEIC. www.niceic.com/find-a-tradesperson
In his new role as sales manager, Jason will be focused on supporting PEMCO’s customers, developing existing relationships and identifying new opportunities for growth. Delighted to have Jason on board, PEMCO wishes him every success in his new role. Contact Jason directly at: T: +353 (0)87 7473963 E: Jason.Walker@pemco.ie www.pemco.ie
developed a strong track record in building and maintaining customer relationships, identifying new business opportunities and growing key accounts. His experience working closely with electrical wholesalers, buying groups and distributors gives him a strong understanding of the importance of delivering excellent service and developing long-term customer partnerships.
Ireland’s government is developing a White Paper charting the country’s electrification path with a framework for future policy development, legislation and investment. All stakeholders, including private companies, are invited to collaborate as the government aims to outline Ireland’s path to an electrified energy future based on clean, secure affordable electricity. Development of the White Paper, which will encompass electricity generation, transmission, distribution and regulation, was announced by Energy Minister Darragh O’Brien on July 29. The model through which Ireland will seek to achieve net zero by 2050, the White Paper will examine risks, scenarios, supply and demand, the grid and governance. It will identify and evaluate the policy choices available to government over the period to 2050. “Ireland’s energy transition represents a momentous opportunity for us all, to help make our economy and industries more efficient and competitive, to open new opportunities for businesses, and create tangible benefits for our communities across Ireland,” said the Minister. www.gov.ie Ireland to map electrified future
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