IDMH is moving into a warehouse on Tinsley Industrial Estate which is four times the size of its existing site in Liverpool.
He made houses in sections of wood in four days. He then transports parts and entire floors to a site where they are assembled in eight hours.
The company says it is already exploring “collaboration opportunities” with the nearby Waverley Advanced Manufacturing Research Center.
Sonny Burrows, chief operating officer at IDMH, said they intended to recruit staff, “from carpenters to architects.”
He added: “Our Liverpool plant currently has a team of 70 over 50,000 square feet while the new site is over 200,000 square feet, allowing us to grow and meet the demand for new contracts won. , to act as a springboard to gain more work. , and allow multiple production lines to expand our portfolio.
“We already have 35 people in Sheffield and we expect that to grow to 80 in the next few months with 150 to 200 jobs next year.
“This will be a wide range of skilled and technical STEM jobs, from carpenters to architects and we will be actively recruiting in the region. We also want to encourage our new staff to use the fantastic public transport links to our site.
“The location is excellent. Logistically, the site is perfect in terms of our nationwide distribution needs, and we are already exploring good opportunities for collaboration with the Advanced Manufacturing Research Center nearby. These are exciting times for us. “
IDMH was formed in November after Ideal Modules, marketed as Ideal Modular Homes, in Liverpool took office on account of £ 7.5million. IDMH bought the business and assets as part of a “pre-pack” sale, which is organized before the original business collapses.
Directors Andre Muller and Thomas White were transferred to the new company in a deal that saved 76 jobs. Directors said in December that unsecured creditors could only expect 2.5 pence on every £ 1 owed.
In a report, they say that at the start of the pandemic, the company “had to go out of business for several months due to the nationwide lockdown” and took steps to cut costs.
Joint agents Knight Frank and CPP have secured the lease for IDMH.
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