Highway Plant opts for Star 10

Euan Youdale

23 November 2015

Julie Smyth, director and Andy Owens, business development manager of Highway Plant with the new Hau

Julie Smyth, director and Andy Owens, business development manager of Highway Plant with the new Haulotte Star 10’s.

Belfast-based Highway Plant has taken delivery of four Haulotte Star 10 mast booms as the latest additions to its fleet.

Business development manager Andy Owens said, “We are delighted to be the first company in Ireland to order the new improved Star 10’s and are confident our customers will benefit from the additional features and benefits the redesigned model has to offer.”

Formed in 1983, Highway Plant celebrates its 32nd year in the access industry later this month and is an IPAF and CAP training centre. Director Julie Smyth (pictured) is the current chair for the IPAF Irish Council.

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