Interview Can you tell me about


Honeywell’s approach to quality assurance?


From the materials used to the manufacturing processes followed, we make sure that each of our products is produced to meet a high standard of quality. Then, we test these products extensively, in line with stringent safety standards. We relentlessly test our products to ensure they are safe, high quality and deliver exactly the performance our customers expect.


Can you tell me about your outreach strategies for supporting wholesalers? We have a strong network of wholesalers and distributors that we work with, particularly for our electrical products within the UK market. As we extend or develop our product ranges, we always make sure that we’re working closely with our authorised wholesaler partners to keep them up to date on the latest offerings, information materials and guidance.


What have been some


milestone achievements for Honeywell over the past 12 months?


One of the most recent milestone achievements that Honeywell has worked on is the launch of its Connected Power solution. This is one of the first fully integrated commercial solutions designed to


EIC Update


Electrical Industries Charity announces new managing director


T


he Electrical Industries Charity has announced the appointment of Jess Vailima as its new managing director. Jess brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role and is set to lead the Charity to new heights.


Jess joined the charity in 2018 and has been a pivotal member of the team ever since. Her dedication, passion, and strategic vision have contributed significantly to the charity’s growth and success. Jess has played a key role in elevating brand presence and expanding reach in the industry. “I am honoured and excited to take on the role of managing director at the Electrical Industries Charity, I am grateful for the opportunity to continue serving our industry and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need. I look forward to leading our team and working closely with our partners to drive the charity’s mission forward.”


The Board of Trustees is confident that Jess’s leadership will bring fresh perspectives, innovative


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help businesses monitor their site’s small power usage, which can account for more than 25% of a building’s energy consumption [Source: US General Data Administration, Plug Load FAQ, S. and C. Teubert 2012].


There have been several test sites for the Connected Power solution in the past few years, and those sites have seen the impact. Energy efficiency was seen in a number of different


building locations by powering equipment only when needed, with evident energy savings once scheduling was applied through the Connected Power solution. Being able to commercially release this innovation to the market at a time when energy use is a key area of concern for many businesses is a milestone not only for Honeywell, but for the wider energy management sector.


strategies, and continued success to the charity. Her appointment is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and exceptional performance. “We’re delighted to appoint Jess and congratulate her on a well-deserved promotion to managing director,” said Jeremy Saunders, president of the Electrical Industries Charity. “Her unwavering commitment to our cause, combined with her strategic mindset, makes her the perfect fit for this role. We have no doubt that Jess will continue to lead the Charity with excellence and


drive our mission to provide support to those in need in the electrical industry.”


EIC relies solely on fundraising. If you’d like to get involved, please contact fundraising@ electricalcharity.org .


Life can be difficult, and if you or your immediate family member are struggling, please reach out to EIC for support at support@electricalcharity.org or call the helpline on 0800-652-1618 Lines are open: Mon – Fri 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM & Sat 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM.


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