As the former Chairman and Company Director of the Trade Association Forum, Ms Martinson has held positions in the trade association sector and military service.
In her new role, she will seek to develop ways the CCS can be improved. The Scheme aims to maker registration essential for every construction site, company and supplier, large or small, to ensure "continual improvement in performance" leading to a step change in the "image and attractiveness" of the construction sector.
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CCS Non-Executive Chairman, Mike Petter, said: "The Scheme has grown exponentially since its first registration back in 1997, celebrating its 90,000th site registration earlier this year. We welcome Isabel's appointment and we are very much looking forward to Isabel's wealth of senior management experience and strategic insight in helping to develop the Scheme and achieve even more success in improving the image of construction in the future."
Commenting on her appointment, Ms Martinson added: "I am new to the construction industry however, I have been aware of the Scheme as a member of the general public for a number of years, so it has clearly raised awareness of the sector's commitment to improve the image of construction."
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