The UIP Team
Graham Clackson
Project Director
Graham has worked on the tools and as a consultant for many of our clients, so he has a unique perspective that allows him to bridge the gap between client requirement and the practicalities of carrying out the work.
Tiarna Rowan
BUSINESS OPERATIONS MANAGER
Tiarna joined the UIP team in 2020 to help Graham with the day-to-day running of the business. Tiarna covers many areas of the business including HR, recruitment and training, marketing, purchasing, strategy and system implementation.
John Goodswin
PROJECT DELIVERY MANAGER
John has extensive experience in the multi-utilities, building, construction, and civil works sectors, a career path he embarked on after following in his father’s footsteps post-education. Over the past 20 years, he has collaborated closely with Project Director Graham Clackson on a variety of works. Running a utilities business of his own has enabled John to bring a wealth of opportunities and connections to UIP, where he is dedicated to enhancing the company’s water service offering. His commitment to efficiency and effectiveness ensures that projects are delivered on time and within budget.
Supervisors & Team Leaders
Joshua Reece
Philip Mitchell
Martin Leavold
Specialist Utility Contractors
SKILLED LABOURERS
Our skilled labourers work predominantly within our water service team, assisting with projects for both Anglian Water and Kier IMR. With several years’ experience between them, our labourers are well placed to expertly assist our clients.
CASE STUDIES
Our Experience
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Residential Property Water Leak Repair
Utility Installation Projects carried out a complex water leak repair in rural Suffolk under the WaterSafe scheme, re-routing mains supplies into two cottages.
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Coldham Solar Farm
Utility Installation Projects worked with Coldham Solar Farm to install dual 11kV circuits and fibre optic infrastructure spanning approximately 2km across varied terrain.
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Norwich University of the Arts
Utility Installation Projects worked with Norwich University of the Arts to connect the Old Barclays Bank building to the existing fibre network powering the University.
