CleanSpace has appointed Andrew Hogan as Director of Project Execution, as the cleanroom design and build specialist continues to expand its operations across the UK and Europe.
Hogan brings more than 18 years of international experience across project management, engineering, construction, manufacturing and project execution.
Based in Kilkenny, Ireland, he will be responsible for project governance across CleanSpace’s European portfolio, including coordinating project teams and technical functions and supporting senior-level client engagement.
The new Director will also work to ensure project decisions remain aligned with quality, compliance, programme, commercial and operational requirements.
Before joining CleanSpace, Hogan was Director of Project Management, with responsibility for project execution and manufacturing operations supporting the delivery of modular cleanroom solutions.
His previous responsibilities included resource planning, production scheduling, constructability reviews, financial reporting, project oversight and the development and mentoring of project managers.
Hogan has also held senior engineering and construction roles on international projects including the Sidra Medical Research Centre in Qatar, King Abdullah Port in Saudi Arabia, New Doha International Airport and the FCCU Turnaround Project in Colombia.
His experience covers mechanical completion, construction management, subcontractor management, project controls, quality assurance, commissioning coordination and resource planning.
“The strength of project execution is determined by the quality of leadership behind it,” said Glenn VandeGrift, President of CleanSpace.
“[Andrew’s] appointment reflects our commitment to building an exceptional European leadership team capable of delivering at the level our clients and their investments demand.”
Hogan holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Limerick and has held Project Management Professional accreditation since 2015.
CleanSpace said the appointment forms part of its continued investment in project delivery as it responds to client activity across the UK and Europe.
“Our growth in Europe is being guided by client demand and by a clear shift towards more integrated, accountable forms of project delivery,” said George Wiker, CEO of CleanSpace.
“Andrew understands the European market, the expectations of its clients, and the level of senior engagement required to move complex projects forward.
“He will play an important role in translating our modern delivery model into disciplined execution that respects local and EU requirements while providing consistency, certainty, and technical expertise.”
CleanSpace provides planning, design, engineering, manufacturing, construction, installation, commissioning, qualification and compliance services for controlled environments across sectors including pharmaceuticals, life sciences, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, batteries and aerospace.
