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two sites in Wolverhampton and Devon, and 90% of our workforce are new faces.
"This is signifi cant, because we’ve got standard products and we can therefore put standard processes into our businesses.
“People have an opportunity to thrive in our company, and we will reward success.
“In terms of service we’ve increased the team from a head count of two to ten. Our objective is to off er a worse case next day delivery of parts, and next day supply of a service engineer.
“The customer’s business is wheels turning, so our objective is to ensure their wheels are turning.”
With a predicted annual growth rate of 9% for the waste and recycling industries , Boughton Engineering are well-placed to continue their growth – having already trebled their share of the market since the Skan takeover.
Hard work by staff pays dividends
And with the weak pound offering additional overseas opportunities for the UK manufacturer, Sales and Marketing Director Steve Price is predicting an exciting time ahead for the innovative firm.
He added: “This business is evolving daily. I’ve been involved in this industry for a long, long time, and I’ve never seen it move so quickly as over the past five years.
“This applies to the technology, chassis and equipment, and how we power the units. Thanks to the hard work of all the Boughton staff, we’re in great shape to meet the challenges head on.”
"STILL SETTING THE INDUSTRY STANDARDS" Boughton Engineering Limited will be on stand B1 at WASTE’17
01902 623430
www.boughtonengineering.com
SALES and Marketing Director Steve Price: "I’ve been involved in this industry for a long, long time, and I’ve never seen it move so quickly as over the past fi ve years".
WASTE’17 - MANCHESTER, JUNE 8 FEATURE
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