BAM Construction has appointed Jim Ward as its new regional director for Scotland
Jim’s career spans project and construction management roles and he has led many high-profile projects including the V&A Dundee and BAM’s present Atlantic Square scheme.
BAM’s business in Scotland employs some 110 people directly and a further 1000 via its supply chain.
Its current portfolio includes current project such as Capital Square and The Johnny Walker Experience in Edinburgh, several health and leisure centres, education projects spanning primary schools to large campuses, and museum and art gallery developments, among others.
Jim joined BAM in 1980. The company is known for its highly collaborative approach, its range of digital capabilities and skills and its commitment to genuine and measured sustainability.
Jim has enjoyed a 40-year career with BAM to date, joining BAM in 1980.
A ‘very capable’ supply chain
Jim Ward, regional director said: “I am privileged to be leading BAM Construction in Scotland.
“We have a fantastic business here with well-established roots, a very capable supply chain, and remarkable clients.
“BAM has delivered some of Scotland’s most outstanding buildings, in public and private sectors. Our track record is enviable.
“This industry and our business possess amazing talent. I am keen to see it develop even further and help us be the best we can. In doing so, BAM will make a truly positive contribution to our clients, our communities and our people.
“These continue to be challenging times for construction. I know that we must be great team players and support our people and our supply chains to work safely through the pandemic.
“It has never been more important to be a people-focused business than it is now.”
