News
UKDN proves commitment to safety with Safecontractor accreditation
07th May 2008
Drainage specialist UKDN has been accredited to the leading-edge Safecontractor scheme, which assesses the health and safety competency of contractors and service providers with the aim of helping industry to improve its safety record.
UKDN moves into glazing market with launch of UKGN
06th May 2008
As part of its strategy to diversify into new markets, drainage specialist UKDN has launched UKGN – the UK Glazing Network.
UKDN creates strategic chief executive and chief operating roles to support expansion plans
20th September 2007
To support its ambitious plans for growth and diversification into new markets, UK Drainage Network (UKDN) has appointed Greg Beech as Chief Executive Officer and Stuart Pace as Chief Operating Officer.
UKDN appoints finance director to support expansion programme.
01st September 2007
To support its plan to double the size of its business and diversify into new markets, UK Drainage Network (UKDN) has appointed Jeff Macklin as finance director.
New Supply Chain Director in the pipeline for UK Drainage Network
18th June 2007
UK Drainage Network (UKDN) has strengthened its senior management team with the appointment of Paul Wozencroft in the newly created position of Supply Chain Director. Paul will be responsible for streamlining operations through UKDN’s external and internal supply chain, with the aim of bringing real cost and business benefits to its insurance customers.
Pioneering drainage specialist gains best practice accreditation
16th March 2007
UK Drainage Network (UKDN), the first company in Great Britain to gain independent accreditation against the requirements of The Drain Repair Book, the best practice manual covering the inspection and repair of domestic and light industrial drains, has been reaccredited against the requirements of the updated 2nd Edition of the book.
Business merger a pipe dream come true for UK Drainage Network
28th February 2007
UK Drainage Network (UKDN) has announced that it is to merge with its regional contract partner operations in a £7 million move that will see it become one of the largest independent drainage companies in the UK.