Mike Lally, Logistics at MCM

Continuing our focus on the people of MCM, this time we are looking at Logistics. And for MCM, that means Mike Lally, our recently appointed Sales and Logistics Administrator.

Mike works alongside the sales and administrative team at MCM, playing a central part in the successes achieved across the supply chain. Managing the pivotal function of logistics, Mike is the bridge between customer and haulier, ensuring the smoothest completion of deliveries of soils and aggregates to the nation’s construction projects.

Smooth operations

Mike joined the MCM team in Spring 2021.  With a solid grounding gained at Rockwool in the world of Field Sales, Mike brings his sound commercial knowledge to his new role at MCM.  Ensuring every order runs smoothly, he handles the booking on of orders and sees them through to delivery, liaison from client to accounts team and everyone in between.

Logistics at MCM

Managing multiple haulier relationships and hundreds of scheduled deliveries of soils, aggregates and waste services every week is no mean feat.  It is imperative to keep the supply chain fluid, efficient and informed – and that’s where Mike steps up, managing the scheduling system and following up where necessary alongside the Sales team, headed by Darrel Burgess.

A little more about Mike

A long-standing (suffering?!) supporter of Charlton Athletic, Mike is also into boxing – up till recently only as a spectator.  But from October 2021, Mike will be training for a Charity White Collar Boxing Event, raising funds for Cancer Research.  The charity bout will take place in December 2021 and we will be following his training journey closely.

And what makes Mike tick on a typical MCM day?

“There’s certainly never a dull moment in the supply of soils and aggregates  – it is a pretty full-on commitment from 8am onwards.  Blink and it’s lunchtime!  I enjoy being able to assist the MCM team using our efficient booking and tracking systems. This means I can give an informed, professional response to both haulier and customer at any stage of the delivery process.  It’s immensely rewarding.”