New operations manager for IPAF Benelux

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10 January 2017

Jur Kamsteeg has taken over full responsibility for IPAF’s Benelux region, IPAF reported. Kamsteeg replaces operations manager Hans Aarse.

Kamsteeg will continue to develop and support the successful work of the team that was started by Aarsemore than a decade ago. Additional support to the region will be provided by new team member Corinne Kooijman, who will be based in the Benelux IPAF office. Kooijmanwill provide support for IPAF training centres and membership enquiries, as well as with events and administration.

In his new role as market development support, Aarse will continue to assist IPAF in the development of membership and training in Eastern Europe with the aim of promoting the safe use of powered access equipment in these countries. This new role builds on Aarse's extensive experience in the access industry and the successful growth he has already helped to establish in the Benelux region.

“Hans Aarse has had great success in growing the Benelux region, and I am sure he will bring his experience and knowledge to support our developing membership in eastern Europe," said said Tim Whiteman, IPAF CEO and managing director. "I am delighted that Jur will continue along with Corinne to provide an excellent service to our Benelux members."

There are currently around 70 IPAF members in the Benelux region.

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