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Dean T.
Regional Business Development Manager at NES Fircroft - Power & Renewables
Dean Tummons is a seasoned Regional Business Development Manager with over 90 years of combined experience in staffing solutions in various sectors including Oil and Gas, Power and Renewables, Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining, Automotive, and Chemicals industries. Tummons has an educational background in Microbiology, having obtained a BSc degree from the University of Manchester after completing his A Levels and GSCEs from St Bedes Grammar School.
Tummons has worked at NES Fircroft, a leading engineering staffing provider, in various positions, including Senior Recruitment Consultant, Recruitment Team Leader, and most recently, as a Regional Business Development Manager. Tummons has extensive knowledge and expertise in recruiting and sourcing for global talent to support clients in achieving their business objectives. Tummons can offer staffing solutions such as Contract, Permanent (Direct) Hire, Managed Solutions, and Mobility Services.
Tummons has worked in various industries and has developed expertise in business development, team management, talent recruitment, and relationship building with clients. Tummons has a detailed in-country expertise to help you source the resources you need when and where you need it. For more information about Tummons and his professional experience, visit www.nesfircroft.com.
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Stepping out for a heartwarming cause! 🐾
Our California team embraced the spirit of giving last week with a recent trip to Operation Blankets of Love. Charity donations help improve the health and survival of homeless animals and boost their chances of adoption.
We are proud of the team who regularly donate to champion such a compassionate cause.
#NESFircroft #KindNESFoundation #OperationBlanketsOfLove
The Maryland General Assembly has passed a law to create a bidirectional EV charging program 🚗⚡
The programme passed this week, allowing electric vehicles to draw power from the grid and supply electricity back, effectively turning EVs into mobile energy storage units. The Maryland General Assembly will require the Public Service Commission to implement new regulations by May 2025.
Read the full article here >> https://lnkd.in/euP9bwXM
#NESFircroft #ElectricVehicles #GridPower


