Housing Mon, Dec 9, 2019 2:08 PM
NHBC, the leading warranty and insurance provider for new homes in the UK, is pleased to announce a new appointment to lead its Standards, Innovation & Research division.
Richard Smith has joined NHBC as Head of Standards, Innovation & Research, with a focus on NHBC Standards and the company’s supporting technical guidance.
He will also oversee NHBC's analysis of new modern methods of construction (MMC) systems as well as strengthening the NHBC Foundation’s research and guidance activities.
Richard brings over 20 years of experience with him and has worked with a wide range of industry’s organisations. His extensive industry knowledge and his background in building control will serve to support NHBC with the planned growth of its Standards, Innovation & Research division.
Diane Marshall, NHBC’s Operation Director said: “Richard’s appointment comes at a key time when the industry is modernising and seeing an increasing number of MMC systems coming onto the market. His wealth of knowledge and experience in innovative and off-site construction, and his strong desire to help keep the company progressing is a welcome addition to the team."
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