Mansfield District Council has appointed Tecserv UK to provide fire maintenance and security compliance services across all public access buildings within its portfolio.
Under the agreement, Tecserv UK, which has its head office in Underwood, will carry out a programme of fire risk assessments and system upgrades across a range of sites, including the Civic Centre and the Old Town Hall. This will involve the installation or replacement of fire extinguishers, access control systems, intruder alarms, and emergency lighting. The company will also provide ongoing maintenance and inspections to ensure full compliance with fire safety regulations.
Liam Clifford, National Sales Manager at Tecserv UK, commented “We’re delighted to be working with Mansfield District Council to help protect the people and properties within their care. As a local business, we’re proud to contribute to the safety of our community by delivering compliant, reliable fire and security systems. Our experienced engineers and support teams are committed to providing the highest standards of service and expertise.”
Portfolio Holder for Corporate and Finance, Councillor Craig Whitby, added: “Whilst cost and value are important factors, we cannot underestimate the economic benefits of making the very most of local skills and services. Tecserv UK was able to demonstrate a thorough understanding of our requirements and has demonstrated to us that they have a trusted reputation of providing reliable services to public organisations and high-profile buildings.”
Tecserv UK is a BAFE-accredited company, certified to install and maintain a wide range of fire detection and protection systems. Now employee-owned, the company employs over 50 staff, including a nationwide team of field-based engineers. Operating throughout the Midlands, South of England, East Anglia, North Yorkshire and London. Tecserv UK is trusted by a diverse portfolio of clients, including prestigious buildings such as St Paul’s Cathedral and The Ritz Hotel, leading retail brands such as Harvey Nichols and Marks & Spencer, and many owner-managed businesses across the UK.
Neil has held a variety of positions in sales, technical and management since he started in the fire and security industry in 1989. Over this time he has amassed a tremendous amount of experience from working for both large and niche players.
