It is with great sadness that we remember the passing of John Behan, who sadly passed away shortly after celebrating his 60th birthday, surrounded by his loved ones.
John was more than just a colleague – he was the 'B' in BMH Scaffolding. John's scaffolding journey began in 1982, when he left school and started working in the yard at Sandwell Scaffolding. His passion, dedication and years of experience led to the formation of BMH Scaffolding in 2003, where he played a pivotal role in building the business and the values it still stands for today.
John's influence extended far beyond the work he did. He was respected throughout the industry and by everyone fortunate enough to have worked alongside him. His knowledge, character and commitment have left a lasting mark on our business and on the many people whose lives he touched. John will always be a part of the Phoenix and BMH family, and his legacy will continue to live on through the company he helped build.
Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with John's family, friends and loved ones during this difficult time.
John was more than just a colleague – he was the 'B' in BMH Scaffolding.
John's scaffolding journey began in 1982, when he left school and started working in the yard at Sandwell Scaffolding. His passion, dedication and years of experience led to the formation of BMH Scaffolding in 2003, where he played a pivotal role in building the business and the values it still stands for today.
John's influence extended far beyond the work he did. He was respected throughout the industry and by everyone fortunate enough to have worked alongside him. His knowledge, character and commitment have left a lasting mark on our business and on the many people whose lives he touched.
John will always be a part of the Phoenix and BMH family, and his legacy will continue to live on through the company he helped build.
Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with John's family, friends and loved ones during this difficult time.
Rest in peace, John. You will never be forgotten.