SafeLine appoints Stuart Garcia to Group Management Team

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Stuart joined SafeLine in 2018 to establish the company’s UK operation. Since then, he has led the business’s
development, building local capability across commercial, operational, and customer-facing functions.
In his new role, Stuart will contribute to Group-level priorities, including international growth,
customer experience, and operational development across markets. 

With a background spanning the UK, Ireland, and Australia, Stuart has held roles across engineering,
operations, and senior management. His career progression from apprenticeship to executive leadership
has given him a broad perspective on the lift industry and the requirements of delivering reliable safety
and communication solutions at scale.

“Being appointed to the SafeLine Group Management Team is an important step for me and a responsibility I take seriously.
SafeLine has a clear purpose and a strong platform for continued international development. I look forward to working with
colleagues across the Group to support growth, invest in our people and keep improving how we deliver safety and support to customers.”

— Stuart Garcia, CEO SafeLine Group UK

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