A Dungannon engineering company has created 30 new jobs as it grows its business across the world.
RM Group produces tracked mobile screens for international markets and has experienced a sharp increase in demand for its branded Rubble Master products in South America, Australia and the US.
It is on the lookout to fill roles for engineers, engineers, electrical technicians, fabricators, welders, assembly fitters and machine operatives, as well as a number of management positions.
“We understand the current challenges of the market in Northern Ireland, including the ongoing skills shortage and a buoyancy in the jobs market,” Günther Weissenberger, Managing Director of the RM Group, said. “However, we have worked hard across the business to ensure a strong management team is in place in RM Dungannon, we’re significantly investing in a company-wide training programme, we offer solid career paths and progression to all of our team members and we always ensure the highest safety standards across all working operations.
“The RM Group is committed to growing our Dungannon base and the future is bright for further expansion within the business.”
The RM Group was formerly known as Maximus before being acquired by the Austrian Linz head-quartered RM Group in 2018. Privately owned by founder Gerald Hanisch, the RM Group manufacturs of mobile crushers and screens, with a 30-year history in the manufacture of compact crusher machinery.
Gerald Hanisch, owner and founder of the RM Group, said the business completed its rebrand to RM Group in 2020.
“The addition of the Dungannon business has complemented our core crushing business in Austria, and we’ve leveraged our global customer base to build a wider audience for RM Dungannon’s screen technology,” he said. “This has strengthened our position in the market and resulted in increased orders across the RM Group. We are proud to be growing the business and significantly increasing our workforce in Dungannon.”
