Know what you want? Try our 'Supplier Directory' 

Four join BSS Industrial brand team

BSS Industrial has strengthened the team behind its specialist brands through the appointment of four national sales managers; Nick Croft for Austin Stroud, Lee Bellamy for Pegler & Louden, Chris Gaunt for Manor Plastics and Paul Crowe for AMS Pumps.
The BSS Industrial brands have been developed to provide customers with a single source solution for specific technical product ranges including pumps, plastics, industrial valves, carbon steel and stainless steel.

The team will be tasked with supporting the regional sales teams through their specialist product and technical knowledge.

They will also be expected to market the BSS Industrial brand while growing the product range and service offering.

All four appointments are backed by extensive industry experience.

Bellamy started his career with BSS Industrial 20 years ago and returns after holding the roles of area sales and key account manager at Flowserve. He has extensive knowledge of process valve and actuation products and industrial markets.

Gaunt started his career in the stainless steel and high nickel alloys market, before moving into the plastics sector with Capper Plastics, followed by several management positions within the Wolseley Group.

Croft began his career with BSS Industrial back in 1985, returning after spending eight years at a mechanical engineering contractor.

Crowe has also been with the leading distributor for a number of years, most recently as a senior area technical engineer concentrating on the end user and process markets.

All four national sales managers will be based at the BSS Industrial Distribution Centre in Bulwell, Nottingham.

For more information on BSS Industrial log on to www.bssindustrial.co.uk or call 0116 262 3232. BSS Industrial is part of The BSS Group plc.
18 August 2010

Comments

Already Registered?
Login
Not Yet Registered?
Register

One in five building service engineers unfamiliar with overheating regulations

New research has revealed that 20% of building service engineers are unfamiliar with the UK Building Regulations’ Approved Document O, which addresses overheating in buildings – and almost half (46%) claim to understand the theory behind it but are ...

  25-Jul-2024

Carbon reductions for northern arena

Rinnai hot water systems are projected to produce ‘significant’ carbon reductions at a huge indoor arena in the North of England. The company has produced a designed system based on its R290 high-temperature heat pump. This arena regularly hosts large events such as concerts, conferences, theatre plays, exhibitions, live music and other conventions – so the site must have an energy efficient and carbon-reducing hot water system to achieve NetZero. 

  25-Jul-2024

STOKVIS R600

CONDENSING ULTRA LOW NOx PREMIX COMMERCIAL BOILER
  10-Jan-2019
Heating & Ventilating Review is the number one magazine in the HVAR industry. Don’t miss out, subscribe today!
Subcribe to HVR

Diary

HVR Awards 2024