Liam Foster

Roles: Project Manager

“I joined React in October 2023 as a Project Manager. Prior to this, I worked as a Project Engineer in the Nuclear and Defence sectors, handling heavy engineering and mechanical projects valued up to £10 million. I also managed project packages worth up to £35 million as part of a team. Additionally, I have experience in manufacturing projects within the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

I started as an apprentice at a local heavy manufacturing company and later moved into a project engineering role. This allowed me to work on projects for Sellafield, as well as the Sellafield supply chain. I have also worked on projects for other companies such as Rolls-Royce and British Steel within heavy manufacturing.

Since joining, I have been given the freedom and support to grow in my role, enabling me to pursue various training and development opportunities. The extensive support and experience within React allows me to tap into a vast pool of knowledge, which I can then apply to my projects.”

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