13 Calor jobs after €10m investment

Calor is to create 13 jobs which it is looking to fill immediately following the announcement of a €10m all-island investment.

The strategic investment programme will be provided by parent company, SHV Energy over a three-year timeframe.

Calor chief executive Tom O’Carroll described the investment as a vote of confidence for the company and Ireland. “This significant growth programme funding of €10m by SHV Energy for Calor strongly highlights the confidence SHV has in Ireland and the standards of our operations.

“Securing this investment is an important strategic win for Calor and Ireland, seeing the creation of 13 jobs across our all-island operations,” he said.

The positions will be created across a number of areas including: sales, customer support, engineering IT and marketing.

It is hoped the cash injection will allow the company improve their services for consumers across all of these areas.

Calor has six sites across the island with bases in Dublin, Cork and Belfast, all of which will benefit from the expansion.

Jobs Minister Richard Bruton also welcomed the announcement yesterday.

It is believed the company aims to create additional jobs following the initial phase of investment.