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Gareth qualified at the fire service technical college in Gloucestershire. Since qualification he has further expanded his knowledge of fire safety working with fire safety consultants with 45+ years experience, to strive to be the best and offer you the best service.
United Kingdom
Fantastic company, Gareth has assisted with many sessions of consultancy and advise and has always been spot on. Will always recommend Gareth for any of the fire assessment, risk assessment and similar needs.
Reply from GEJ O’Leary Fire safety Risk Assessor
Thankyou Michael, it is always a pleasure working with you.
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