In line with the UK requirement to produce an equal pay report. The statistics for Ulster Carpets Ltd in the UK, including all employees are as follows:
Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, Councillor Julie Flaherty today (Monday 10 September) unveiled Ulster Carpets’ new Dyehouse and Energy Centre, the first stage of the company’s £40 million capital investment and regeneration programme.
The state of the art facility located at Ulster’s Portadown headquarters sees traditional dyeing methods replaced with innovative technology which will improve energy efficiency, increase capacity and reduce the environmental impact of the company’s dyeing processes. This new building was designed and constructed by local businesses, a deliberate strategy by Ulster Carpets, supported by Invest NI, to continue to invest in the local economy and support local jobs.
Officially opening the new Dyehouse and Energy Centre, the Lord Mayor, Councillor Julie Flaherty said: “Ulster Carpets is clearly demonstrating their commitment to local jobs and the economy with the development of this impressive new facility. It’s fantastic to see this family business achieving success across the globe while keeping manufacturing here in the Borough.”
Nick Coburn, Ulster Carpets Group Managing Director and Deputy Chairman, added: “We are delighted to mark the official opening of our state of the art Dyehouse and Energy Centre today. This new facility, designed to improve energy efficiency and to significantly reduce the company’s carbon footprint, completed the first phase of our major £40 million regeneration and capital investment programme.
“Ulster Carpets has been manufacturing carpet for 80 years in Portadown and today 75% of our product is exported out of the UK. As an indigenous Northern Ireland company we have proven that it is possible to successfully sell to every continent in the world despite many barriers and challenges. Ulster Carpets has always taken a long view of continually investing for the future and we are proud to be the leading company in our industry on the international stage.”
The Grand Central Hotel in Belfast is the seventh addition to the Hastings Hotel collection. Following a £53 million investment Windsor House, a former office block has been transformed into this glamorous new 300 room 5 star hotel in Belfast’s up and coming Linen Quarter.
Ulster Carpets is proud to have worked with the Hasting Group for many years and was delighted to have been chosen once again to supply over 12,000m² of bespoke carpets for this exciting new venue.
Read more about this project and view photos in our project gallery.
The Intercontinental Marseille Hotel Dieu describes itself as the epitome of luxury and a glimpse inside this magnificent hotel soon reveals why. Set in the historic Hotel Dieu, which served as Marseille’s main hospital for centuries, the building has been transformed into a stunning 5 star hotel boasting lavish modern interiors.
Read more about this project and see photos in our project gallery.
31/07/2018
We are currently looking for a Project Planner to join our team in London.
The Project Planner will be responsible for all aspects of planning custom projects from calculation of initial quantities to producing seaming diagrams for approval and final installation diagrams.
Working in conjunction with Sales, Design and the Project Manager the main objective will be to plan projects as efficiently as possible, taking into account weaving widths, design repeats and customer requirements of final installation.
The role will involve carrying out site surveys as required and also business travel abroad.
If you would like to join the team please e-mail your CV specifying how you meet the criteria to recruit@ulstercarpets.com or by post to:
The Monitoring Officer,
Ulster Carpets,
Castleisland Factory,
Portadown,
BT62 1EE.
Applicants must also demonstrate their right to work in the UK.
In accordance with our Equal Opportunities Policy, Ulster Carpets particularly welcomes applications from Catholics, Women and Disabled people who are currently under-represented in our workforce. The company is committed to selection on merit.
Great Northern Ireland companies.
Ulster Carpets Group Managing Director and Deputy Chairman Nick Coburn joined BBC Radio Ulster’s Wendy Austin MBE and a panel of Northern Ireland’s best known companies to discuss their progress over the years.
Ulster Carpets is a family owned but professionally managed business that has retained its Portadown manufacturing base for 80 years. In the podcast Nick explains how Ulster Carpets has continually invested in new technology and innovation while looking ahead to meet new challenges.
Ulster Carpets is seeing continued high demand for bespoke luxury axminster carpets from the hospitality sector in the Middle East.
Our current list of prestigious projects throughout the region includes:
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In addition to our long established Dubai Office headed up by our Regional Sales Manager Mr Scott Hanna, and Operations Manager Mr Wael Momen, Ulster Carpets is delighted to announce the partnership of P.I.S. International and Jedari Trading under the leadership of Mr Sam Khodr representing Ulster Carpets in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. Sam brings over 20 years’ experience in sales and installation on contract projects within the Middle East region.
Pictured above (l-r) – Mr Sam Khodr, Mr Scott Hanna and Mr Wael Momen
Welcoming Sam’s area representation, Nick Coburn, Ulster Carpets Group Managing Director and Deputy Chairman, said: “The Middle East is a key market for Ulster Carpets and we are delighted to have Sam coming on board. This partnership puts us in a great position for further development and growth in the region.”
With a reputation for exceptional customer service and superior quality as well as creative design talent and innovative technology, clients worldwide choose Ulster project after project.
Learn more about our contract projects in our projects gallery.