Engineering company plans to create 700 jobs in Limerick over next five years

Alamy Stock Photo The institution said its maturation is successful effect to maturation successful information centres.

AN ENGINEERING COMPANY moving successful the vigor marketplace has outlined plans to make 700 jobs successful Limerick implicit the adjacent 5 years.

H&MV Engineering said its maturation is successful effect to a increasing marketplace need, with 5GW of projects presently successful plan and construction.

It volition basal its planetary operations from its caller planetary office successful Castletroy, Co Limerick which is to beryllium officially opened today.

The caller HQ volition see 36,000sq ft of bureau space, with country for 350 employees alongside virtual world capabilities for engineering.

It volition see authorities of the art training facilities to let an enlargement of postgraduate and apprenticeship programmes, offering grooming and upskilling opportunities crossed a scope of disciplines including engineering, design, finance, and commercialized development.  

The company, which already employees 700 unit having been founded successful 1997, said recruitment for caller positions is presently underway and volition proceed implicit the coming years. 

It marks the latest enlargement for the company, which has offices successful Dublin, Cork and Thurles. The institution besides operates planetary offices successful London, Glasgow, Frankfurt, Oslo, Madrid and India.

Speaking astatine the opening of H&MV Engineering’s caller headquarters, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Simon Coveney said it was an breathtaking to spot important caller jobs planned by the company.

“In enactment with the Government’s White insubstantial connected Enterprise, H&MV Engineering is an illustration of the ambition and absorption outlined successful the insubstantial and person go a starring subordinate successful the plan and transportation for ample standard projects some present successful Ireland and crossed Europe, providing highly skilled roles successful a dynamic workforce,” Coveney said.