Interserve’s construction division has appointed Craig Tatton as the managing director of its regional building business.

With ten main offices across the UK and turnover of around £500 million, the regional building business typically undertakes refurbishment and new build projects generally up to £50m, within the health, education, justice, defence, civil government and commercial sectors.

Craig Tatton joins the main board of the construction division. He was previously chief operating officer at Bouygues UK, which he joined in 2014 from Willmott Dixon. He was only with Willmott Dixon for a few months. Before that he was ISG’s UK construction managing director.

Gordon Kew, Interserve managing director, said: “We are delighted to welcome Craig to Interserve. As an experienced senior executive, he has an enviable track record of delivering organic growth and is well placed to lead our regional building operations to realise future strategic ambitions, focusing on delivering industry leading customer experience.”