The brainchild of Nick Ewins, Push The Button - or PTB for short - already has a raft of projects on its books. Ewins, who takes the position of managing director, is delighted. "PTB's full time staff members, alongside our team of skilled specialist electricians and engineers, bring a friendly, expert approach to the demands of entertainment installation projects.
"Whether it's a top West End theatre, a cruise ship or a multipurpose arts venue, PTB understands the client's needs and has the ability to respond productively and positively every time. This philosophy has bought work to our doors from the moment we opened them for business."
Push the Button's mission is to bring an intelligent and sympathetic approach to its clients' projects. The business covers the fields of electrical design, installation, project management and test & inspection.
Although PTB is effectively a start up, it is run by an experienced team of design and engineering professionals comprising: Nick Ewins, managing director; Andy Philips, design engineer and Adrian Veale, operations manager. Their combined knowledge brings over 80 years of practice within the industry to the venture.
"We offer a bespoke, collaborative approach that we know our clients prefer," says Ewins. "Between the three of us we've worked in some of the most prestigious, and challenging, venues in the UK and overseas. We have first hand industry experience, we understand the client and the pressures they face and we can quickly respond with a relevant solution.
"At PTB, we never cut corners. We believe in providing quality solutions backed up by durable and dependable equipment and we're always on the lookout for new technology that's fit for the work that we do."
However it's not just about installations! PTB can also provide design & manufacturing services of bespoke facility panels, Powerlock distribution and one off, bespoke built solutions.
Based in Bristol at Unit 25, Kestrel Court, Harbour Road, Portishead, Bristol, BS20 7AN, all PTB engineers have CSCS accreditation and each is certified under the Joint industry board scheme.
(Jim Evans)
