THE MHM GROUP LEAD DISCUSSIONS ON SUSTAINABLE EQUIPMENT AT THE EXECUTIVE HIRE SHOW

Brad Ireland, Sales Director at MHM, spoke with presenter Peter Haddock from Content with Media after being selected for an interview that was filmed live on their Executive Hire Show stands and shared on social media.

This was the tenth year in a row that the MHM Group had attended the Show at the Coventry Building Society Arena (CBS), which took place on the 8th and 9th of February. The Group was joined by 149 other businesses and hire industry professionals.

After celebrating a 150% rise in revenue in the previous two years due to the increasing demand for its low-emission and innovative products, the MHM Group promoted power, fluid storage and lighting solutions, with the MGTP 10 USY- Stage 5 taking centre stage as the first 10kva ultra-silent generator in its class.

Director, Brad Ireland said: “We were very much looking forward to attending The Executive Hire Show as it has always been a rewarding experience for MHM. This event allows us to showcase the best of our Eco equipment which has seen a 30% increase from the previous year and has greatly contributed to the growth of the business and increased our focus even further on our sustainable product offering.”

As the Government increases its efforts to reduce pollution, the construction sector has already seen many climaterelated regulatory changes including the ban of red diesel.

Brad added, “Companies are being faced with the responsibility of reducing their carbon footprints and we hope to support businesses with their eco initiative by offering loweremission solutions to the plant hire and construction sectors. We want to demonstrate MHM’s commitment to pushing the hire industry to become greener, as well as look to alternative methods of energy to power plant equipment across the UK.

“As we move into 2023, we have big plans to increase our sustainable hire fleet and promote products that improve energy efficiency and lower emissions as part of a drive towards a cleaner, more sustainable future”.