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Pictured is Managing Director of Dillon Engineering Services Gary Dillon (left) collecting the award at the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin from Paul Egan of Irish Jobs.
Last Friday, November 28, at the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin, Dillon Engineering Services was awarded the ERF (Employment & Recruitment Federation) “Best-in-Practice, Pharma, Engineering & Sciences 2025” award.
This is a national award within the recruitment sector, recognising excellence across the pharma, engineering, and scientific industries. “As a Mayo based company headquartered in Castlebar, we are incredibly proud to bring this accolade home,” Managing Director Gary Dillon stated.
Dillon Engineering Services is currently partnering with leading pharmaceutical, biopharma, engineering, and scientific companies across Ireland and Europe, supporting major projects and providing specialist talent solutions. “Our business continues to grow strongly, and this award recognises the level we operate at, firmly at the pinnacle of our sector,” Mr Dillon concluded.
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