Sound Bites: SafeGuard prioritises quality, reliability, expertise, and customer satisfaction

Mark Worthington is the new Sales Manager for the installations division at SafeGuard Glass and Glazing. With over 16 years of experience in UK sales roles across windows, doors, and building materials, Mark brings a wealth of industry knowledge to his new role.

Mark said: “My career has given me a strong understanding of the glass and glazing industry, from production through to customer engagement. Joining SGI is an exciting opportunity to work with a company that has deep roots in the industry and a talented, experienced team. I’m looking forward to supporting the growth of SGI by driving brand awareness in the local market and building lasting relationships with customers.”

“Our goal is to ensure that SGI is recognised for its quality and reliability, by leveraging our industry expertise and prioritising customer satisfaction, we aim to deliver excellent value to our customers while expanding our market reach across Peterborough, Stamford, Oakham and the surrounding areas.”

Hot this week

Glass industry leaders lobby ministers for a bigger role in Britain’s industrial revival +VOX

Executives from across Britain's glass and glazing sector gathered...

Construction workforce decline threatens skills needed for fenestration recovery

Britain’s shrinking construction workforce risks becoming a significant constraint...

Eurocell leans on aluminium arm to offset weak window market +VOX

Eurocell, the UK manufacturer of PVC-U window systems, has...

Wildfire-resistant windows point to a new era of climate-driven fenestration

The window industry has spent much of the past...

Fenestration veteran Simon Monks is making the leap into software and AI

After two decades of dealing in solid hardware, window...

Topics

Glass industry leaders lobby ministers for a bigger role in Britain’s industrial revival +VOX

Executives from across Britain's glass and glazing sector gathered...

Construction workforce decline threatens skills needed for fenestration recovery

Britain’s shrinking construction workforce risks becoming a significant constraint...

Eurocell leans on aluminium arm to offset weak window market +VOX

Eurocell, the UK manufacturer of PVC-U window systems, has...

Wildfire-resistant windows point to a new era of climate-driven fenestration

The window industry has spent much of the past...

Fenestration veteran Simon Monks is making the leap into software and AI

After two decades of dealing in solid hardware, window...

CARRIE TALLET: Time to start a different conversation about AI

Automation, integrated CNC machine links and modern business software...

Ineos rescue of Runcorn chemical plant significant for UK glazing sector

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos has agreed to acquire the...

Fenestration’s competitive edge increasingly depends on data and understanding +VOX

There are three stories worth paying attention to in...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img