women@terex northern ireland

Terex has a large footprint in Northern Ireland, operating across eight locations and employ over 2,000 team members. We are committed to ensuring that our team members thrive personally and professionally.

Through programs like our Affinity Groups, Women@Terex, Mentorships, and a variety of learning and development programs, we strive to create an inclusive environment where all team members feel heard, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential.

We are actively working to increase representation of women in our workplace because women are often underrepresented in manufacturing organizations. We are making excellent progress, and supporting women through mentoring, training, and development. We also use our talent development process to identify qualified women for their next role(s) within our organization. Find out more about some of our female team members below.

Join Us At Our Female Only Recruitment Night!

Terex Ballymoney is thrilled to announce a special evening tailored for aspiring female talents on Wednesday 4th October 2023. Whether you're a recent graduate, a seasoned professional, or looking to transition into a new role, this event is designed to showcase the unique career paths we offer and the inclusive and innovative environment that sets Terex apart.

Megan's Transcontinental Leap from Finlay to Franna

From the lush landscapes of Ireland, where Megan McLaughlin began her career cultivating her engineering skills at Finlay, to the sun-soaked shores of Australia, where she now thrives as an engineer for Franna pick and carry cranes. Megan shares her story of how she has transferred her skills across continents to develop her career while exploring the amazing opportunities Australia has to offer.

Paulene Meehan Named ‘Inspirational Woman in STEM’

Paulene Meehan, Quality Manager with Terex Ballymoney, is celebrating after winning the ‘Inspirational Women in STEM for 2023’ award at the recent Local Women ceremony. Paulene was shortlisted in the category alongside two other Terex team members, Rosie Wildwood, MEGA Apprentice and Kerry Mooney, Welder. All three team members are challenging the stereotype that STEM careers are just for men.

Terex Announces Partnership with Women in Business NI

Terex has partnered with Women in Business (WIB), Northern Ireland’s leading network for women in the workplace, to provide female team members additional tools to support their professional development. The WIB corporate membership brings together a diverse network of women who are all united in a common drive to build relationships and develop professional skills.

Terex Omagh's Megan Anthony: A 'Rising Star' Winner

Megan Anthony, Apprentice Manufacturing and Engineer at Terex Omagh was honoured at the Ulster University inaugural Rising Star awards, which took place at a prestigious awards ceremony at Titanic Hotel, Belfast. Megan received the RISING STAR in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering for showing impressive progress in her apprenticeship learning to date.

Latest Terex Team Member Videos

Meet Mairéad, a member of the Terex GBS UK Senior Management team based at our Centre of Excellence in Lurgan. Mairéad leads a large global team of finance and accounting professionals across the United States, Australia, and Europe. Our strong corporate culture supports Mairéad as she balances her busy home life with flexible working at GBS, giving her the opportunity to continue to build on her exciting career with Terex.

Kerry first joined the team in Final Assembly before learning how to weld, facilitated by Terex Ballymoney via a training team, buddy system and on-the-job training. Kerry is now progressing through the Welding Academy and upon completion will become a qualified, industry-recognised coded welder. 'Here I'm just part of the lads - anything they get to do I get to do - you're given as good a chance as anyone else!'

< id="description-inline-expander">< >"I like taking things apart and putting things together again." < >< >As part of a series of interviews with our 'Female Fitter Academy' team members, Roisin Steenson, Assembly Fitter at Terex talks about why she joined Terex, how Terex has supported her in her role, and all importantly - what life is like working as a female in a manufacturing role.

"I don't think I'm treated any differently, being a woman... women are encouraged to apply for any internal roles opening just as much as the men, there is so much to opportunity to grow your career here as well... I think Terex a great place to work for in terms of equality.' Samantha Burke, Buyer, Terex Ballymoney shares her story.

Team members from the Terex Global Parts Distribution Centre in Dungannon Business Park put together a short video to mark International Women's Day highlighting the important roles they play, and why they want to see more women considering a career with Terex.

As part of our series of videos with successful applicants to our 'Female Fitter Academy', Niamh Power talks about what attracted her to Terex and what it is like working as an Assembly Fitter at Terex Campsie.

Terex team members in Dungannon featured in a short video to highlight and celebrate International Women's Day 2023.