Siemens strengthens UK fire safety products sales team
Iain Hoey
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Fire safety products appointments across the UK
Siemens has appointed five people within its fire safety products sales team as part of changes it said are intended to support partners promoting the Cerberus PRO IOT-enabled fire detection system.
Ryan Taylor has moved from another Siemens division where he worked with end users from design and supply through to commissioning of fire safety systems.
This work included the Building X digital building platform.
Taylor brings more than 20 years’ experience in the fire industry to his new role as Regional Sales Manager (RSM), Fire, Midlands and West.
John Dunbar has worked for Siemens for around six years on the Comfort side of the business.
In his new role, he will also be responsible for Fire products in Scotland and the North East.
Regional roles and scope
Mark Beaumont will take on responsibility for the North of England.
Beaumont has worked for Siemens for more than 20 years.
His most recent position was in a business development role across the Siemens portfolio, including building management systems, power and fire.
In his new position as RSM, he will focus on fire systems, from detection and alarm to extinguishing and evacuation.
Mark Gutteridge is the Area Sales Manager for Fire and Comfort for the South.
Gutteridge has been in his new role for around six months, having previously been Siemens Solutions Partner Manager for the UK and Ireland for the company’s digital industries business.
Completing the line-up is Marios Malone as RSM for fire in the South.
Malone has more than 20 years of experience in the fire safety industry, including three years with Siemens.
Robert Yates, Head of Building Products Fire Safety in the UK, said: “It is a very exciting time for the business with the use of digitalisation in our offering.
“It was important for us to have a strong team in place to support our partners and to maximise the opportunities this presents in the market.
“We have recruited from within Siemens, drawing not only on the understanding of how the company operates but also from those who have direct experience of working within the fire safety arena.”