Iconsys Expands Workforce and Capabilities for Decarbonisation Opportunities
Key Ideas
- Iconsys is increasing its workforce by creating 15 new jobs to reach 115 highly skilled employees within the next 12 months, focusing on decarbonisation projects including hydrogen production.
- The company's state-of-the-art smart manufacturing facility in Telford is being utilized to take advantage of multi-million-pound opportunities in carbon capture/storage, hydrogen production, and fuel switching.
- Iconsys has significant success in the marine and ports sector, with a focus on automation-driven smart ports, smart shore power systems, and integration of offshore wind projects.
- The company is expanding its portfolio to offer digital, cybersecurity, and safety services, emphasizing the transition to smart infrastructure that is easier to maintain and future-proofed.
Iconsys, based in Telford, is undergoing a major recruitment drive to expand its highly skilled workforce to 115 employees in the next year. The company is focusing on decarbonisation opportunities such as hydrogen production at its smart manufacturing facility. With nearly 40 years of experience in integration and engineering solutions, the firm is already involved in projects like the UK's largest hydrogen mobility corridor. Iconsys is also making strides in the marine industry, particularly in automation-driven smart ports and offshore wind projects. Additionally, the company is venturing into digital services, cybersecurity, and safety solutions to enhance its offerings and address regulatory requirements. Iconsys aims to leverage AI tools to further enhance its business operations and solutions globally.