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Musk Process Services Welcomes its First Managing Director

David Mallinson has been appointed to the newly created role of managing director at Musk Process Services, a subsidiary of UK asset engineering solutions provider, Edwin James Group. 

The new position has been created to focus on growth in process engineering and maintenance, and to support collaboration with other group companies. 

Mallinson was previously group managing director at Lorien Engineering Solutions, a specialist engineering division of GP Strategies.

Christopher Kehoe, Edwin James Group CEO, comments, “We have ambitious growth plans. It’s vital that we capitalise on the opportunities that our combined proposition offers and we felt the time was right to bring in a managing director to oversee the combined Musk business. 

“David will play a key role in identifying synergies and ensuring we continue to help our clients manage their assets through every phase of the lifecycle.”

Mallinson adds: “I am excited to be joining Musk at such a key time. The focus on delivering engineering excellence across the asset lifecycle is plain to see and the group already undertakes a lot of great work for an impressive list of clients. I’m looking forward to working with the Musk team and the wider business as we work together to deliver the next phase of growth.”

Edwin James Group reported resilient performance through the Covid-19 pandemic, with a record order book of over £500m.

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