Sean Minihane
Director
Sean Minihane is a founding director of ABM and has over 20 Years experience in the Construction Industry. He oversees ABM’s Design and Build Division and he also holds responsibility for a number of management functions within the company including personnel, technical direction and finance.
He is a graduate of University College Cork, from which he holds a degree in Civil Engineering.
Sean was General Manager of Mahon McPhilips CEM in Dublin. Before that he worked as a Water Supply Engineer with the New York City Bureau of Public Health Engineering, and as a Design Engineer with Malcolm Pirnie Inc, a major environmental engineering firm based in White Plains, New York.
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ABM Achieves ISO14001 & OHSAS18001 Accreditation
As part of our ongoing Continuous Improvement Strategy, ABM have successfully undertaken and achieved accreditation for ISO14001 (environmental) and OHSAS18001 (Health & Safety) to add to our previously accredited ISO9001 Quality Management System.
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ABM Commences Social Housing Project in Gloucester Street
ABM have commenced a social housing project at Gloucester Street in Dublin. The project, for National Association of Building Co-Operatives (NABCO) Society Ltd, consists of the construction of 19 cooperative social housing units in three, four and five storey buildings together with a self contained 30m2 committee room all of which are being erected on an existing sub structure forming part of a basement car-park over the whole area of the site.
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ABM Commences Tranche 1a Rapid Build Schools
ABM have commenced on-site with 3 no. Design & Build/Rapid Build Schools for the DoES. The schools, based in Drogheda, Newbridge and Galway were secured against strong competition. ABM’s vast experience in the educational sector and success in completing 3 previous Rapid Build Schools for the DoES at Rochestown, Athy and Kellystown, along with realistic programming and pricing strategies secured them these much sought after projects.
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