Celnor welcomes Uni-Safe Access to the team

Celnor welcomes Uni-Safe Access to the team

May 2024

Celnor Group are pleased to announce that Uni-Safe Access has become its 11th member company, joining the Safety and Compliance division.

Warwickshire-based Uni-Safe are a leading specialist in the testing and certification of Fall Protection and Working-at-Height systems. The business is led by directors Tim Goodbody and Wayne Sweatman who will continue in their roles.

Uni-Safe employs around 20 professionals and provides inspection, testing and maintenance of high-level access systems including man-safe systems, safety eyebolts, travelling and fixed gantries and edge protection.  The company has been established for over 12 years and serves public and private sector clients that require safe, working-at-height systems for their buildings.

Tim Goodbody, Uni-Safe Director comments, “Our move to join Celnor Group will open new opportunities for our team to collaborate and grow alongside the other member companies. It is an exciting time to be joining an expanding business that will support our operating approach whilst enabling us our own future expansion opportunities”.

Wayne Sweatman, Uni-Safe Director said, “Uni-Safe has grown rapidly in recent years and we were keen to find a partner that could support our development. It was important for us to ensure that partner would mirror our approach to our team and customers. As soon as we met Simon and the Celnor Group we realised this was a home where the while Uni-Safe team will thrive.”

Simon Parrington, Celnor founder and Group CEO, added, “Uni-Safe Access is a great addition to our Group, offering complementary services to several of our other businesses. I was immediately impressed when I met Tim and Wayne and could see that they and the team would fit in well at Celnor. Uni-Safe have worked, and continue to work, on some prestigious and important buildings ensuring that vital safety standards are maintained. We look forward to being a part in this important work”.

Find out more about Uni-Safe Access.

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