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News Release from: Arc Energy Resources
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 January 2004
Cladding specialist doubles its turnover
Arc Energy Resources has doubled its turnover to almost GBP 2 million in just three years and is currently seeking to recruit additional experienced welding engineers.
Arc Energy Resources, the Gloucestershire-based specialist in fabrication and weld overlay cladding, has doubled its turnover to almost GBP 2 million in just three years and is currently seeking to recruit additional experienced welding engineers to help with an influx of new orders Managing Director Alan Robinson reports that activity in the company's main markets - the oil and gas and water treatment industries - has increased significantly during 2003 and UK and export orders have both been extremely buoyant
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Mar 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Arc Energy has also achieved quality accreditation to the latest ISO9001:2000 standard - a process that Alan Robinson says recognises the strong customer service focus that the company has always adopted; and the exacting quality standards already required by its customers in the oil and gas industry.
During 2003 Arc Energy also completed a comprehensive refit of the workstations at its factory, adding new state-of-the-art control systems designed to suit the company's very specialised requirements.
The investment has increased capacity by 25% while providing the flexibility to handle a wider variety of projects, and helping to make the very specialised cladding service economically viable for industries outside the company's traditional oil and gas sector.
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