About Us

K-MAC Facilities Management Services is one of Irelands leading facilities management companies providing an integrated approach to operating and maintaining the buildings and facilities of an organisation.

K-MAC Provides:

• Facilities Management Services
• Property Maintenance
• Mechanical & Electrical Maintenance
• Soft Services – Cleaning, Security, PEST Control, Fire & Intruder Systems
• Environmental, Health & Safety
• Energy Management
• Project Management

K-MAC operates and delivers facilities management services in Ireland and the UK

Company Profile

K-MAC is an Irish owned Facilities Management Company. The company was formed in 2006 by Kevin McDonagh.

K-MAC has extensive management and technical experience in all aspects of facilities management services, mechanical and electrical maintenance, environmental health & safety, energy management and project management.

K-MAC operates within the 32 counties of Ireland in the pharmaceutical, health care, electronic, heavy industry, call centre and printing industries providing all aspects property and commercial building management.

K-MAC recruit and retain professionally qualified managers and engineers with experience and qualifications in construction and civil engineering, property management, mechanical and electrical engineering, surveying, project management and procurement.

K-MAC staff are trained and familiarised with the systems installed in the client’s premises; the client therefore always has access to trained, competent staff.

UK Operations

K-MAC currently provides Facilities Management Services to a number of U.K. based companies with operations in Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow London and Liverpool.

Kevin McDonagh – Managing Director

Kevin is a graduate of Limerick Institute of Technology with a BSc in Electrical Engineering and a diploma in Business Management. Kevin has spent over 15 years in Manufacturing Engineering and 14 years in Facilities Management. He started his career as an electrician, and progressed through the ranks from Technician to Supervisor to Engineering Manager and finally becoming Head of Facilities with a UK based multinational Facilities Management Services company. Kevin left the post of Head of Facilities to start up K-MAC Facilities Management Services Ltd. in 2006. Since its start-up, K-MAC has acquired over 30 loyal clients ranging from Multinational Manufacturing sites to Commercial Office Centers, Health Care Facilities, Local Authorities, Education, Retail and Financial Services.

Gerard Carroll – Operations Director

After completing his diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Gerard started his career as a Service Engineer. Gerard has over 20 years experience in Control Systems, Technical Services and Contract Management. Gerard joined K-MAC in 2008 and is responsible for the operations and service delivery of K-MAC facilities management services country wide.

Paul McGibney - Maintenance & EHS Manager

Paul has worked with K-MAC since 2011 as Facilities Engineer with main responsibility for the administration of the CAFM (Computer Aided Facility Management) System. Before joining K-MAC, Paul worked for large multinationals
such as ESB and Intel before returning to college to achieve a Master’s degree in Maintenance Management. Paul achieved a Distinction & Excellence Award. Paul has since 2013 taken on the roles of Maintenance Manager in conjunction with Environmental, Health & Safety Manager.

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With K-MAC Facilities Management Services, you can:

Focus on core business operations, safe in the knowledge that your buildings and services are in expert hands, benchmark your costs and discover significant savings on your Facilities Management Services spend, guarantee full compliance in an ever-changing statutory climate, benefit from the extensive knowledge and experience of a K-MAC Facilities Manager, build the right foundations for future growth by optimising your Facilities Management infrastructure, tailor a facilities management services solution according to your precise needs.