Tripod Crest invests heavily in both external and internal training, which is testament to the company’s commitment to providing a very highly skilled workforce for its customers. In 2017, Clive McDermott and Sallie Wilkins ran over 28 courses, in total, attended by 362 people.

Managing director Darren Stokes hosted Back 2 Work sessions for the entire workforce last week to give every employee a clear view of the company’s ambitions and plans for 2018 and beyond.

The recent M6 Spaghetti Junction/A38 Aston Expressway maintenance programme was a fantastic example of collaboration – and Tripod Crest was delighted to be involved.

Simon Fisher has joined Tripod Crest as operations manager, bringing a wealth of experience in the sector having previously worked at National Road Planing, Tarmac and Hanson. His remits have involved many high profile contracts including M42 concrete planing and smart motorways on the M5 and M6.

Tripod Crest’s core strengths lie in our people and plant and we are able to call upon the UK’s most experienced road planing team and largest machinery fleet.

Supervisor Russ Porter is a big advocate of smaller machines for specific jobs like footpath repairs, trimming around main carriageways, for example, and rural single track roads.

Mark Wilcox has joined Tripod Crest as group commercial manager, which is great news for the business and great news for customers.

Committed to bringing more digital technology and efficiency to the company, Craig is reviewing all current transport systems.

We are updating our look and fleet with a series of investments in new vehicles and changes to our livery.

Tim has a proven track record in optimising the performance and strategically growing a multi-million-pound business.