MCINTYRE MASONRY - Key Persons
Bob started off as a labourer at Mcintyre Masonry, he has then went on to complete his stonemasonry apprenticeship and work as a stonemason for a number of years. Bob then progressed on to site supervisor then area supervisor. Bob has continued his personal development, completing his HNC in building site management and is now the contracts manager at McIntyre Masonry.
Caitlin started with the company in 2022. One of Caitlin's key roles is material procurement and distribution. Her past work experience in team management is apparent with good communication and organisation skills.
Mcintyre Masonry in 2010 and has driven the company's development and growth from day one. Having a specific goal in mind to be one of Scotlands leading commercial stonemasonry contractors.
Jenny started on day one at McIntyre Masonry carrying out general financial duties. Jenny has a vast experience over many industries, including financial manager at a SPL football club.
Lee joined the company in 2022. Originally trained as a joiner then Lee moved on to management and benefits from a great deal of experience on multi-trade work from his previous position as a site agent. Lee is currently studying for his HNC in building site management.
Graduated from Dundee Institute of Technology with a degree in Quantity Surveying in 1992. First entered the stone industry working as an estimator 1994, at what was then Baird & Stevenson Ltd, Locharbriggs Sandstone quarry in Dumfries. Gradually worked her way up in the company becoming Quarry Manager and then ultimately under the ownership of Marshalls, Group Sales Manager until 2006. Since then Louise has worked for stonemasonry contractors on all aspects on Masonry Cladding, Restoration, supply and conservation. At McIntyre Masonry, Louise estimates the contract and surveys to contract completion.
Robert started his time as a surveyor at William Gerard & Sons Ltd of Edinburgh in 1986 who had their own Stone Masonry yard as well as a general construction side. Robert spent a period on the shop fitting side of the construction industry but the majority of his 36 years has been spent in stonemasonry working as lead stone surveyor on building projects such as McEwan Hall the Boarders railway ,Scotsman steps, Greyfriars kirk as well as numerous projects for Edinburgh University,Edinburgh city council and a large number on main contractors.