The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) has welcomed Steve Turner to its technical team. Β 

Dave Borland, head of GGF technical, commented: β€œThe GGF is changing for the better by being more proactive, offering a wider portfolio of services to members, and developing a clear, inclusive membership organisation.

β€œTo continue to do this we need a strong representation of all sectors of the market, both domestic and commercial, which is why we are thrilled to welcome Steve (aka Bruce!) to the team.

β€œSteve brings with him 30 years of experience in all aspects of the aluminium window and door industry, from fabrication through to sales and specification.”

β€œI’m genuinely excited to be entering the next phase of my career with the GGF on its technical team, having worked in a variety of roles in the aluminium sector specifically,” said Steve. β€œMy very first job in the industry was with Sternfenster, a PVC-U and aluminium window and door fabricator, and I worked on both the fabrication and installation sides of the business, as well as in managerial roles.

β€œFollowing my time at Sternfenster I went on to work in both the commercial and residential markets with a few different aluminium fabricators and systems companies including AluK and Comar. Across these positions I was involved with some very large commercial projects and helped to support fabricators with classroom style training and the development of training seminars.

β€œI was also involved in product development and witnessed some of the testing procedures as part of the development process, first hand. Later in my career I became more involved in sales and helped to set up a new aluminium fabrication business.”

Steve concluded: β€œMy career path to date has led me through all aspects of aluminium fabrication and installation so I have a good broad knowledge of products and businesses in the sector. I am genuinely excited to be able to use this experience to work with the GGF and support aluminium companies through all the opportunities and challenges facing the market today.”