It is safety first for QUEST with a key appointment

It is safety first for QUEST with a key appointment

QUEST (Quality Electrical Supplies and Technology) has appointed an in-house health and safety lead to ensure customers receive a bespoke and responsive service. Burnley-based QUEST has recruited James Bullock to the role of health and safety manager. With a background in health and safety in previous roles, James has experience managing compliant, safety-conscious working environments and…


QUEST (Quality Electrical Supplies and Technology) has appointed an in-house health and safety lead to ensure customers receive a bespoke and responsive service.

Burnley-based QUEST has recruited James Bullock to the role of health and safety manager. With a background in health and safety in previous roles, James has experience managing compliant, safety-conscious working environments and implementing thorough policies that strictly adhere to regulations.

This appointment gives QUEST customers the unique benefit of having safety inspections carried out by a trusted, in-house expert for every step of the installation process and beyond.

QUEST will be able to offer a faster and cost-effective service with tailored risk assessments from a member of the team available for customers whenever they require assistance.

Andrew Wood, the Managing Director at QUEST, says, “We are delighted to announce the appointment of James as our new Health and Safety Manager and we are sure that our customers will see a benefit almost immediately.

“Health and safety is at the forefront of everything we do at QUEST and James will be able to give our customers the reassurance that every stage of their relationship with us will be handled with professionalism and care.”


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