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E&B Fire appoints Simon Parr in operations director role
11 November 2025
E&B FIRE has welcomed Simon Parr to the ranks in the role of operations director to help guide the company’s growing team and maintain high standards of customer care in the realms of life safety and security.

Parr brings over two decades’ worth of experience in the fire and security sectors to the role having held both operational and management positions across teams, projects and contracts. His practical knowledge, focus on people and commitment to process improvement make him a strong addition to the company’s leadership team.
Parr commented: “What stood out for me about E&B Fire is the way in which the business combines technical knowledge with teamwork and a genuine focus on customer care. My aim is to support the team, build on the strong foundation already in place and help to make sure our operations develop alongside the growth of the business. I want to create an environment where people can succeed and where quality remains at the centre of everything we do.”
In his new role, Parr will oversee day-to-day operations, working closely with teams across the company to ensure every project runs smoothly from design all the way through to completion.
He will also take an active role in shaping the company’s operational strategy, apprenticeship opportunities and the development of skilled talent, in parallel helping to develop new processes and initiatives that support efficiency, training and long-term sustainability.
Luke Stuart-Evans, co-director at E&B Fire, added: “Simon brings the right experience and approach to our team. As we grow, it’s important that our operations remain strong and consistent to maintain customer excellence. Simon will play a key role in ensuring this happens. His focus on people and practical knowledge fits well with how we work. I know he will help us continue building a capable and reliable team for the future.”
Andy Brooks, co-director at E&B Fire, concluded: “Simon’s appointment reinforces the leadership foundations Luke and I have built. We want to make sure that our growth is backed by strong operational oversight and the same principles of quality and reliability that define how we work.”
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