ELECTRIC.IE • The Magazine & Website for the Irish Electrical Industry • 29 LEIDnVdAuNstrCyE News BMC to Add 500 Jobs in Major Growth Drive Irish electrical engineering specialist BMC Manufacturing has announced plans to create more than 500 new jobs by the end of 2028 as part of a significant expansion programme supported by Enterprise Ireland. The new positions will span engineering, technology and operational functions, with the majority based at the company's Dublin facilities and additional roles located at its Co Meath site. Founded in Co Meath in 1991, BMC Manufacturing has established itself as a leading provider of low-voltage switchgear and critical power solutions. The company’s technologies are deployed in mission-critical digital infrastructure projects worldwide, including major data centre developments. The expansion comes in response to growing global demand for BMC’s design and manufacturing expertise, particularly from international data centre operators and industry partners such as Amazon Web Services (AWS). Announced alongside Enterprise Ireland’s annual export results, the investment marks a significant milestone for the Irish-owned manufacturer as it continues to scale its operations and strengthen its position in international markets. ർEnterprise Ireland-backed expansion reflects rising demand for critical power and switchgear solutions. Brendan Meehan, Founder and Chairman, BMC Manufacturing, said: “We are delighted today to announce details of the significant expansion of our operations here in Ireland, with the creation of an additional 500 new jobs by the end of 2028. We are a proudly Irish company, and we are committed to working with our partners and valued clients to continue to deliver innovative and much needed solutions for critical global infrastructure, which are shaping the future by powering evolving technology and digital solutions. This expanded workforce will strengthen our operations and drive further growth, and we are delighted to have received significant support to enable this from Enterprise Ireland.” Enterprise Ireland CEO Jenny Melia said "The expansion highlights the potential of indigenous Irish companies to become global leaders in their respective markets. BMC Manufacturing has built strong partnerships with leading international organisations and continues to demonstrate the value of Irish engineering expertise on a global scale,” she said. The recruitment drive represents one of the most significant jobs announcements in Ireland’s electrical manufacturing sector in recent years and underlines the growing importance of Irish engineering expertise in supporting the expansion of critical digital infrastructure worldwide. Supporting the electrical industry when it matters most Martina Cox, Wife of Sean Cox After what happened to Sean, our lives changed overnight. IEBA was among the first charities that stepped in and offered help. Registered Charity No. 20046989
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