Integrity HSE has revealed the next step in its impressive growth journey, with plans to open an office in Glasgow.
The Aberdeen-based HSE and training company confirmed that expansion plans have been part of its growth strategy since inception, and the leadership team now believe that the market conditions are right to invest in the central belt of Scotland.
Integrity HSE are aiming to open the office in Q1 of 2025.
Steven Harris, managing director of Integrity HSE, said: “The team have worked hard to build a company that is not dependent on any single sector. This strategy has logically drawn us towards the major populous in Scotland, and that is the 3.5 million people covering the central belt of Scotland from Glasgow to Edinburgh. These clients deserve a regional Integrity HSE office that can service their needs where and when they need us most”.
The company has made it very clear that Integrity HSE’s headquarters will remain at 56 Queens Road, Aberdeen. The company, who opened its doors in March 2023, have a client portfolio that covers utilities, renewable energy, oil and gas, ports, defence and aerospace and more.
Paul Hudson, Integrity HSE commercial director, said: “This feels like a natural move for us, and the fundamentals are in place to support our decision. Our office in Glasgow will enable us to provide an even better service to our clients across the region, and provides a base for further expansion”.
Integrity HSE have already won two Scottish titles in 2024 - from the UK StartUp Awards in 'Rising Star' and 'Business, Consulting and Management' - and have been shortlisted for a third, in form of The John Caudwell Award category at the 2024 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards.
You can find out more about how Integrity HSE’s best in class HSE and training services can benefit your organisation by contacting their team at enquiries@integrityhse.co.uk.