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Business growth prompts move for trenchless supplier S1E


Trenchless technology suppliers Source One Environmental are moving premises in early May, due to their continued growth.


“Our new building affords us much greater space to accommodate stock of all of our new product ranges and our new lining equipment,” stated S1E MD Glenn Cartledge.


“Since the business was created, more than a decade ago, we have shared a building with our sister company, Flexseal. Both businesses have grown since then and have plans to grow even further, so more space was needed,” continued Glenn.


The new building is in Grimethorpe, Barnsley, just 4 miles away from their previous base and still easily accessed from the M1 and A1.


“The new building signifies a new chapter in the


Source One Environmental story. We have a number of new product ranges to cement our position as a leader in the field of trenchless technology and we have ambitions to develop the company even further as we settle into our new home,” commented Glenn.


The company’s Open Day on June 13th will afford customers the opportunity to see the capacity of the new base for themselves. Please contact S1E directly for more information.


TIP celebrates serving the industry for 50 years


unique events including attending the CV Show in April and onwards with further events throughout the year.


Mike Furnival, Managing Director, TIP Trailer Services (UK&I) comments, “In TIP’s 50th year of operation, we continually strive to provide the most complete and innovative solutions for all trailer equipment throughout their life cycle and are proud to have delivered a unique global service to the industry since 1968.”


Throughout 2018 TIP Trailer Services is celebrating its 50th anniversary as a global trailer supplier to the transport industry. From its humble origins in 1968, TIP has evolved from a simple trailer rental business to a comprehensive trailer service provider with an unrivalled network across Europe and Canada.


With approximately 65,000 trailers on fleet, TIP also manage and maintain another 45,000 customer units across their 84 locations.


TIP’s services include everything from specifying and sourcing of equipment to financing, compliance management, maintenance and repair, as well as buying and selling used trailers.


Since 1968, TIP has grown together with many clients throughout Europe and North America to now manage more than 100,000 assets under its global portfolio and as Bob Fast, CEO, TIP Trailer Services says, “Our achievements would not have been possible without the trust and support of our loyal customers, key suppliers, business partners, shareholders and our TIP employees.”


In the UK and Ireland, TIP Trailer Services is celebrating its anniversary with a series of 82 drain TRADER | May 2018 | www.draintraderltd.com


Mike continues, “We have undergone a major service transformation during the past ten years and grown our maintenance and management capability to currently manage more than 25,000 trailers across the United Kingdom and Ireland. The expertise of our people combined with our unrivalled experience has built long standing relationships over many years. Indeed, we are extremely grateful to count many of the industry’s leading names as loyal TIP customers.”


From inauspicious beginnings, TIP has seen many major technical and configuration developments and as a company TIP has invested consistently to provide both assets and operational support for its customers.


“As technology and digitisation builds prominence in our industry, TIP will continue to be at the forefront of all major industry developments to advise and support our customers, where required,” continued Mike Furnival.


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