en.Wedoany.com Reported - Spanish contractor Ferrovial has appointed Alastair Dick as managing director of its UK and Ireland construction business, succeeding former Keltbray boss Karl Goose. Dick officially took up the role on Monday, having spent 13 years at US engineering giant Bechtel, where he served as head of infrastructure business development for the past six years, focusing on rail, aviation, power, and telecommunications.

Ferrovial said Dick will be responsible for the strategic direction and performance of the company's construction business in the UK and Ireland, leading the delivery of complex transport, energy, and environmental infrastructure projects.

Goose left Ferrovial last year after more than 25 years with the company to become CEO of Keltbray. However, Keltbray announced last week that Goose had stepped down after just six months in the role.

In its most recent financial report, Ferrovial's UK business posted a 79% increase in pre-tax profit to £25 million, with revenue flat at £498 million. The company is forming a joint venture with Bam Nuttall for the design and construction of the HS2 high-speed rail line.

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