Midlands-based WilSon Energy, a provider of fully integrated heating, metering, Pay as You Go, billing and bureau services for residential homes and commercial developments, has announced the expansion of its team with six new appointments.
The appointments follow a period of sustained growth for the Newark-based business, leading to a proactive recruitment drive to meet customer demand.
In addition to several new client wins, WilSon Energy has seen increased demand for its support with billing and bureau management services. Earlier this year, the firm also secured a large-scale Heating Interface Unit (HIU) service and maintenance contract for a major utility provider.
The six new recruits will be working across the whole business.
Joining the customer support team is Adam Waby, who returns to the business, focusing on supporting its field engineers and internal technical support, as well as Emma Tomlinson. Emma also previously worked at WilSon around five years ago in the billing and bureau department and has now returned to the business with renewed enthusiasm after getting married and having two children.
Sami Zaqiri has been recruited to the role of field service engineer. Having worked extensively as an HIU service engineer for several years, Sami has in-depth sector experience as well as general plumbing and heating knowledge. James Hawley has also joined the business as a field service engineer and similarly to Sami, has also worked in this area extensively, after a career in the military.
Shannon Haywood has joined the post pay billing and bureau team again bringing with her a wealth of customer service skills. Chris Rathore has taken up a sales role and is responsible for new billing and bureau and pre-payment contracts. In addition to this he works extensively with new utility connections, fiscal meters and energy procurement.
Finally, Steve Burn moves to head of mechanical and electrical project management. For the last couple of years, he has worked successfully delivering a number of multi-utility projects in the residential sector.
Andy Wilkinson, CEO at WilSon Energy, said: “WilSon Energy has seen significant growth in the last 12 months with new contract wins in Heat Network and District Heating schemes across a wide portfolio of residential and commercial developments. We have also seen growth in our Energy Billing and Bureau solutions and these appointments are testament to that success and our proactive approach to meeting customer demand for our extensive range of services.
“We are pleased to bring these new staff members on board at an exciting time for the business and wish them a long and rewarding career with us.”
