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23/10/2018
CCG Announces Job Creation At Manufacturing Plant
CCG has announced the creation of 35 new jobs at its off-site manufacturing business, CCG OSM, in response to growing demand for its energy efficient timber systems.
CCG OSM, located in Cambuslang, is one of the UK's leading manufacturing facilities in the production of enhanced panel timber frame systems for residential and non-residential properties and already supports 57 employees. Starting this month, the business's 35 new recruits will support the establishment of a second shift pattern in the OSM factory that will enable CCG to increase production to 1,300 homes each year.
Established in 1974, CCG has secured a strong reputation for producing high-quality, energy efficient housing and is currently delivering 1,400 homes across Scotland with a confirmed project pipeline to 2021.
CCG Chairman and CEO, Alastair Wylie, said: "Housebuilding currently accounts for over 75 per cent of CCG's contracts and thanks to a number of strategic partnerships with major local authorities – including East Ayrshire, West Dunbartonshire and Perth & Kinross – we have a guaranteed housebuilding programme for the next four years making it essential to increase our production capacity.
"This represents a win-win situation for CCG as we are able to service the demand from our clients and retain quality standards whilst creating a number of skilled jobs delivering a major boost for the regional economy."
CCG OSM, located in Cambuslang, is one of the UK's leading manufacturing facilities in the production of enhanced panel timber frame systems for residential and non-residential properties and already supports 57 employees. Starting this month, the business's 35 new recruits will support the establishment of a second shift pattern in the OSM factory that will enable CCG to increase production to 1,300 homes each year.
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Established in 1974, CCG has secured a strong reputation for producing high-quality, energy efficient housing and is currently delivering 1,400 homes across Scotland with a confirmed project pipeline to 2021.
CCG Chairman and CEO, Alastair Wylie, said: "Housebuilding currently accounts for over 75 per cent of CCG's contracts and thanks to a number of strategic partnerships with major local authorities – including East Ayrshire, West Dunbartonshire and Perth & Kinross – we have a guaranteed housebuilding programme for the next four years making it essential to increase our production capacity.
"This represents a win-win situation for CCG as we are able to service the demand from our clients and retain quality standards whilst creating a number of skilled jobs delivering a major boost for the regional economy."
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