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Pump Industry Awards: the 2006 finalists The Pump Industry Awards’ judges have made their choice and created a shortlist of finalists for the Pump Industry Awards ceremony, which takes place in Coventry, UK, on 17 October 2006. Here are the names of the finalists – now is your chance to vote for your preferred nominee.
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his year’s call for nominations for the Pump Industry Awards received a record response, with over 80 nominations reflecting the breadth of pump and system engineering and innovation across the globe. The quality of nominations was also extremely high, making the choice of finalists in each category a tough one for the team of independent judges. Following a full-day of discussion, deliberation and some healthy debate, 22 finalists were selected, and listed below are those companies and individuals who have made it through to the next stage. The online voting facility opens in July, so to help us determine the very best of the best, just review the entries below and go online to get your vote registered at www.pumpindustryawards. com. The six category winners will be determined by the final number of votes cast, coupled with the ranking as established by the judges, so to have your say, make sure you vote today!
Technical Innovation of the Year Sponsored by ITT Jabsco
Digital Dosing Pump with Integrated Flow Monitor by ALLDOS For years, engineers have been using external flow switches to determine if a dosing pump is dosing or not. The TrueDos Flow
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Monitor digital dosing pump from Alldos now offers this as an integral feature within the dosing pump by constantly monitoring the pressure within the dosing head and immediately alarms out on error on loss of chemical to the dosing pump or over pressure within the discharge line. The TrueDos Flow Monitor pumps can also be profibus enabled and have integrated diaphragm rupture detection. Pump Innovation & Optimisation Software by BLUE RIDGE NUMERICS CFdesign software is empowering small and large companies alike to develop innovative, economical pump solutions in less time. Engineers get the total pump performance picture before building a single prototype. On average development costs are cut by 65%. All ‘what if’ studies are done on the PC and physical testing is saved for final validation. Interactive 3D images guide decision-making and reveal product knowledge not available from any flow bench. As an example, an engineering team recently used CFdesign to assess 70+ permutations within a tight schedule and improve pump performance by nearly 2X, giving entrée to the high efficiency pump market. Pump Protection using Remote Technology with the MAS 711 System by ITT FLYGT The new Flygt MAS 711 control system is designed to monitor and protect pumps, even where access is difficult, by recording and measuring performance-
related data obtained from various pump mounted sensors. Information is stored in a database of recorded measurements which enables the operator to analyse events prior to, and immediately after alarm conditions. This “black box” function helps reduce costs over the lifetime of the pump by facilitating maintenance and assuring safe operation. The MAS controlled installation can be connected to the customer’s own internal network, or even the Internet, thereby enabling the operations team to monitor each installation remotely. Active Lift Technology (Upstream Pumping) in Mechanical Seals for Water Injection Services by JOHN CRANE UK John Crane has achieved a dramatic breakthrough in arduous offshore water injection sealing technology. The resulting Active Lift mechanical seal solutions offer zero emissions and high process pressure capabilities and combine an enormous increase in reliability with substantial reductions in seal support and retrofitting costs. Driven by the latest advances in fluid dynamics, seal face design and geochemistry, Active Lift Technology has now been approved for over 100 pumps and on 10 North Sea platforms. Dynamic Injection System by VOGELSANG Vogelsang’s dynamic injection system is a new development which allows the effective pumping of solids such as raw un-screened sewage. Anglian Water was the first end-user in
the UK to incorporate the system at their Flag Fen site. Following extensive R&D in Germany, the innovative dynamic injection housing segment was developed with an angled entry that directs liquid and solid objects through the rotary lobe pump more efficiently. This innovation has increased the applications where rotary lobe pumps can be used, and has again proved the commitment Vogelsang, the inventor of the rubber lined rotary lobe pump, has to its products.
Environmental / Energy Saving Award Sponsored by Sulzer Pumps
Energy Saving through Multi-Pump Monitoring and System Optimisation by ADVANCED ENERGY MONITORING SYSTEMS (AEMS) AEMS main aim is to significantly reduce pumping costs by improving the efficiency of pumping systems. Multi-pump monitoring specifies the pump combination that results in the minimum power consumption for a given flow-rate. This service provides substantial reductions in energy usage and carbon production, thus benefiting the environment. Through verification, AEMS can ensure that its clients cut their pumping energy bill and carbon dioxide production by 15-20%, whilst also achieving short payback periods.
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news business Upgrading of Boiler Feed Pumps at Fiddlers Ferry and West Burton Power Stations by FLOWSERVE PUMP DIVISION This award nomination involves upgrading a series of boiler feed pumps in two UK 2000MW coal fired power stations where lifecycle costs and reducing carbon emissions were used to justify capital investment. Based upon the running hours of the upgraded boiler feed pumps and Carbon Emissions Factors for UK Energy Use, Flowserve estimates that upon completion of the Fiddlers Ferry and West Burton upgrades the total carbon emission savings will be approximately 7.5 million KG per annum. The Grundfos Approach to the Environment by GRUNDFOS PUMPS Grundfos has been at the forefront of pump technology for many years and actively promote the general awareness of pumps as a significant, but often forgotten, energy user. One tool used as part of a multifaceted campaign has been to enter industry, national and international awards in order to promote variable speed pumps and their associated significant energy savings. Notable successes to date have been The National Business Award for Environmental Awareness in 2004, The Green Apple Award in 2005 including the overall Champion of Champions and the Green Hero Award in 2006. Dry Running Vacuum Pump by STERLING FLUID SYSTEMS UK Ultimately recognised for lowest life-cycle cost the SIHIdry is a completely dry-running vacuum pump. With no oil lubrication, service liquids, or mechanical seals, this hermetic pump protects our environment with no incremental effluent or contamination. Its integrated variable speed drive permits energy saving through matched process/pump performance and also reduces installation complexity and materials; particularly in EX-rated areas. With 63dBA at 1m, the SIHIdry is extremely quiet and
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does not need acoustic enclosures. It is available with a digital interface module for direct connection to DCS circuits and for storing all documentation electronically.
Manufacturer of the Year Sponsored by World Pumps
GRUNDFOS PUMPS 2005 was an important year for the pump industry, as this was when a voluntary energylabelling scheme for pumps was introduced. The scheme, instigated by Grundfos, currently applies to domestic/small commercial circulators. Current standard pumps are often ‘D’ or ‘E’ rated however Grundfos introduced the first domestic circulator to attain an ‘A’ rating, with an annual energy consumption of 117kWh the new ALPHA Pro obliterates the 500-600 kWh norm. It is expected the scheme will become compulsory and spread to all pump types in the next few years.
packaged and tested for customers in all continents. There are 332 employees on-site and in 2005 the company had a turnover of 106 million. Its test facilities are state-of-the art and include a 30MW turbine test bed which has been recently used to test RollsRoyce RB211 turbine driven pumpsets. It has a modern service facility on-site supporting many UK installations including upgrading and retrofitting of existing equipment. TORRES PUMPS Torres Pumps is a small family business that manufacturers specialist made-to-order sliding rotary vane pumps. The company prides itself on being a genuine Sheffield manufacturer and it distributes pumps and associated equipment across a worldwide customer base. Its products have gained an excellent reputation within the industry and Torres Pumps is also now able to offer ATEX compliant pumps.
Distributor of the Year Sponsored by SPX Process Equipment
Pumps and started distributing for Mono, Wilo and Lowara Pumps when they were in their infancy. Since these early years, CCD has grown and continued with a steady expansion program, they now employ 63 full time employees with a turnover of £6 million.
Supplier of the Year Sponsored by Flowserve
ABB OY DRIVES ABB is the largest supplier of drives in the world, with pumps the single largest application area. Worldwide, ABB drives help save a total of 46 billion kWh per year. The company reinvests over 10% of its turnover in R&D, continually developing new solutions such as its Intelligent Pump Control software. This encompasses six pump control functions, three of them patent pending. It eliminates the need for external PLC, helps save energy and reduces downtime.
SPX PROCESS EQUIPMENT PLENTY MIRRLEES PUMPS Plenty Mirrlees Pumps (part of the global multi-industry SPX Corporation) strategy is to create market advantages through technology, service and product leadership, by expanding their market focus to offer full customer solutions. Plenty Mirrlees Pumps designs and manufactures rotary positive displacement pumps for use primarily in the oil & gas, power generation, marine and sugar industries. Plenty Mirrlees Pumps product range includes Vane, Magmo, Twinro, and Triro. This diverse range allows flexible pumping solutions for a variety of applications.
AMS PUMPS - BSS GROUP AMS Pumps is the specialist pumps division of BSS Industrial, the UK’s leading distributor of pipeline and heating solutions. It is the largest national distributor of pumps and pumping equipment in the UK with sales of over £28m. AMS offers an unrivalled service and product range to the H&V and process industrial markets through BSS’ national network of 62 branches, a dedicated technical sales centre and the new Engineering Centre of Excellence.
EAGLEBURGMANN INDUSTRIES UK EagleBurgmann Industries is a world leader in the design, manufacture and supply of mechanical seals and provides all associated services. In the UK, it supports all of the major industrial sectors from several sales/service centres located across the country. Its expertise in sealing technology extends to installation, reliability and maintenance of all seal types for all forms of rotating machinery. The range includes liquid or gas lubricated mechanical seals, carbon Espey rings and components, seal supply systems (for liquid or gas applications), magnetic or diaphragm couplings, and all related ancillaries.
SULZER PUMPS UK Sulzer Pumps UK operates from a purpose built factory in Leeds, where some of the world’s largest and most powerful pumps have been designed, manufactured,
CCD PUMPS CCD Pumps originated as a service company repairing pumps, within a few years the company expanded and also started supplying pumps. They were the first distributor for Grundfos
GREENE, TWEED & CO Quality, reliability and innovation. Greene, Tweed supplies a broad portfolio of high-quality components and sealing solutions made of elastomers, thermoplastics and wear-resistant
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news business composites to rotating equipment manufacturers and endusers. Its components reduce cost, lower downtime and increase performance and efficiency of pumps. The company also prides itself on outstanding customer service: no matter where its customers are located, Greene, Tweed provides a prompt service to its clients located in the Americas, Asia and Europe. JOHN CRANE UK John Crane works to continually improve its customer service levels and deliver innovative solutions (such as its LaserFace and Upstream Pumping technologies) that help customers achieve their own business objectives. The company is also environmentally aware and all its facilities are certified to ISO14001. By rating customer service as an absolute priority, John Crane has been able to attract new customers from both established and emerging markets and support them with a genuinely global service network.
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Young Pump Engineer of the Year Sponsored by John Crane
Philip Bradley (age 22) GRUNDFOS PUMPS Phil Bradley is 22 and he joined Grundfos straight from school in September 2000. During his time he developed many skills that have become fundamental in roles he has subsequently taken on, including: engineering and production skills, understanding CAD and wiring diagrams, working as part of a team and meeting deadlines. Phil’s problem-solving skills, coupled with engineering expertise and a genial ‘can do’ attitudeare show that there are people coming through industry that assure us that its future is in safe hands.
Alex Myers (age 23) SULZER PUMPS UK Alex Myers is a 23 year old engineer employed by Sulzer Pumps UK. Alex joined as a technical apprentice and is currently working within the CSS Engineering Group supporting clients with equipment upgrades and technical problems. Alex, who will graduate next year with an engineering degree, has natural pump design abilities, including fantastic commitment. He was instrumental to the success of the boiler feed pump upgrades at Ratcliffe Power Station. Toby Jennings (age 21) TORRES PUMPS Toby Jennings is 21 and has been an employee of Torres Pumps since September 2005 with no previous experience in the pump industry. Toby has brought new enthusiasm and ideas, and is willing to learn every aspect of the industry from innovation, manufacture and building of pumps/ equipment to repairing road tankers. Toby is a vital and
enthusiastic employee, with the potential to be a first class engineer. Visit the website and vote online at www.pumpindustryawards.com.
And you don’t have to be a finalist to take part! Apart from honouring the cream of the pump and systems industries, the Pump Industry Awards has emerged as hugely enjoyable social and networking event in its own right. Contact Tanya Frankel on 01622 699121 or at [email protected] to find out how you, or your company, can be part of the event. Pump Industry Awards 2006, which will take place at The Britannia Royal Court Hotel Keresley, Coventry UK Tuesday 17 October 2006 are organised by Datateam Publishing in association with BPMA and World Pumps. Tel: +44 (0)1622 699121 Email: [email protected] www.pumpindustryawards .com
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Pump Industry Awards: the 2006 finalists The Pump Industry Awards’ judges have made their choice and created a shortlist of finalists for the Pump Industry Awards ceremony, which takes place in Coventry, UK, on 17 October 2006. Here are the names of the finalists – now is your chance to vote for your preferred nominee.
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his year’s call for nominations for the Pump Industry Awards received a record response, with over 80 nominations reflecting the breadth of pump and system engineering and innovation across the globe. The quality of nominations was also extremely high, making the choice of finalists in each category a tough one for the team of independent judges. Following a full-day of discussion, deliberation and some healthy debate, 22 finalists were selected, and listed below are those companies and individuals who have made it through to the next stage. The online voting facility opens in July, so to help us determine the very best of the best, just review the entries below and go online to get your vote registered at www.pumpindustryawards. com. The six category winners will be determined by the final number of votes cast, coupled with the ranking as established by the judges, so to have your say, make sure you vote today!
Technical Innovation of the Year Sponsored by ITT Jabsco
Digital Dosing Pump with Integrated Flow Monitor by ALLDOS For years, engineers have been using external flow switches to determine if a dosing pump is dosing or not. The TrueDos Flow
WORLD PUMPS July 2006
Monitor digital dosing pump from Alldos now offers this as an integral feature within the dosing pump by constantly monitoring the pressure within the dosing head and immediately alarms out on error on loss of chemical to the dosing pump or over pressure within the discharge line. The TrueDos Flow Monitor pumps can also be profibus enabled and have integrated diaphragm rupture detection. Pump Innovation & Optimisation Software by BLUE RIDGE NUMERICS CFdesign software is empowering small and large companies alike to develop innovative, economical pump solutions in less time. Engineers get the total pump performance picture before building a single prototype. On average development costs are cut by 65%. All ‘what if’ studies are done on the PC and physical testing is saved for final validation. Interactive 3D images guide decision-making and reveal product knowledge not available from any flow bench. As an example, an engineering team recently used CFdesign to assess 70+ permutations within a tight schedule and improve pump performance by nearly 2X, giving entrée to the high efficiency pump market. Pump Protection using Remote Technology with the MAS 711 System by ITT FLYGT The new Flygt MAS 711 control system is designed to monitor and protect pumps, even where access is difficult, by recording and measuring performance-
related data obtained from various pump mounted sensors. Information is stored in a database of recorded measurements which enables the operator to analyse events prior to, and immediately after alarm conditions. This “black box” function helps reduce costs over the lifetime of the pump by facilitating maintenance and assuring safe operation. The MAS controlled installation can be connected to the customer’s own internal network, or even the Internet, thereby enabling the operations team to monitor each installation remotely. Active Lift Technology (Upstream Pumping) in Mechanical Seals for Water Injection Services by JOHN CRANE UK John Crane has achieved a dramatic breakthrough in arduous offshore water injection sealing technology. The resulting Active Lift mechanical seal solutions offer zero emissions and high process pressure capabilities and combine an enormous increase in reliability with substantial reductions in seal support and retrofitting costs. Driven by the latest advances in fluid dynamics, seal face design and geochemistry, Active Lift Technology has now been approved for over 100 pumps and on 10 North Sea platforms. Dynamic Injection System by VOGELSANG Vogelsang’s dynamic injection system is a new development which allows the effective pumping of solids such as raw un-screened sewage. Anglian Water was the first end-user in
the UK to incorporate the system at their Flag Fen site. Following extensive R&D in Germany, the innovative dynamic injection housing segment was developed with an angled entry that directs liquid and solid objects through the rotary lobe pump more efficiently. This innovation has increased the applications where rotary lobe pumps can be used, and has again proved the commitment Vogelsang, the inventor of the rubber lined rotary lobe pump, has to its products.
Environmental / Energy Saving Award Sponsored by Sulzer Pumps
Energy Saving through Multi-Pump Monitoring and System Optimisation by ADVANCED ENERGY MONITORING SYSTEMS (AEMS) AEMS main aim is to significantly reduce pumping costs by improving the efficiency of pumping systems. Multi-pump monitoring specifies the pump combination that results in the minimum power consumption for a given flow-rate. This service provides substantial reductions in energy usage and carbon production, thus benefiting the environment. Through verification, AEMS can ensure that its clients cut their pumping energy bill and carbon dioxide production by 15-20%, whilst also achieving short payback periods.
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news business Upgrading of Boiler Feed Pumps at Fiddlers Ferry and West Burton Power Stations by FLOWSERVE PUMP DIVISION This award nomination involves upgrading a series of boiler feed pumps in two UK 2000MW coal fired power stations where lifecycle costs and reducing carbon emissions were used to justify capital investment. Based upon the running hours of the upgraded boiler feed pumps and Carbon Emissions Factors for UK Energy Use, Flowserve estimates that upon completion of the Fiddlers Ferry and West Burton upgrades the total carbon emission savings will be approximately 7.5 million KG per annum. The Grundfos Approach to the Environment by GRUNDFOS PUMPS Grundfos has been at the forefront of pump technology for many years and actively promote the general awareness of pumps as a significant, but often forgotten, energy user. One tool used as part of a multifaceted campaign has been to enter industry, national and international awards in order to promote variable speed pumps and their associated significant energy savings. Notable successes to date have been The National Business Award for Environmental Awareness in 2004, The Green Apple Award in 2005 including the overall Champion of Champions and the Green Hero Award in 2006. Dry Running Vacuum Pump by STERLING FLUID SYSTEMS UK Ultimately recognised for lowest life-cycle cost the SIHIdry is a completely dry-running vacuum pump. With no oil lubrication, service liquids, or mechanical seals, this hermetic pump protects our environment with no incremental effluent or contamination. Its integrated variable speed drive permits energy saving through matched process/pump performance and also reduces installation complexity and materials; particularly in EX-rated areas. With 63dBA at 1m, the SIHIdry is extremely quiet and
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does not need acoustic enclosures. It is available with a digital interface module for direct connection to DCS circuits and for storing all documentation electronically.
Manufacturer of the Year Sponsored by World Pumps
GRUNDFOS PUMPS 2005 was an important year for the pump industry, as this was when a voluntary energylabelling scheme for pumps was introduced. The scheme, instigated by Grundfos, currently applies to domestic/small commercial circulators. Current standard pumps are often ‘D’ or ‘E’ rated however Grundfos introduced the first domestic circulator to attain an ‘A’ rating, with an annual energy consumption of 117kWh the new ALPHA Pro obliterates the 500-600 kWh norm. It is expected the scheme will become compulsory and spread to all pump types in the next few years.
packaged and tested for customers in all continents. There are 332 employees on-site and in 2005 the company had a turnover of 106 million. Its test facilities are state-of-the art and include a 30MW turbine test bed which has been recently used to test RollsRoyce RB211 turbine driven pumpsets. It has a modern service facility on-site supporting many UK installations including upgrading and retrofitting of existing equipment. TORRES PUMPS Torres Pumps is a small family business that manufacturers specialist made-to-order sliding rotary vane pumps. The company prides itself on being a genuine Sheffield manufacturer and it distributes pumps and associated equipment across a worldwide customer base. Its products have gained an excellent reputation within the industry and Torres Pumps is also now able to offer ATEX compliant pumps.
Distributor of the Year Sponsored by SPX Process Equipment
Pumps and started distributing for Mono, Wilo and Lowara Pumps when they were in their infancy. Since these early years, CCD has grown and continued with a steady expansion program, they now employ 63 full time employees with a turnover of £6 million.
Supplier of the Year Sponsored by Flowserve
ABB OY DRIVES ABB is the largest supplier of drives in the world, with pumps the single largest application area. Worldwide, ABB drives help save a total of 46 billion kWh per year. The company reinvests over 10% of its turnover in R&D, continually developing new solutions such as its Intelligent Pump Control software. This encompasses six pump control functions, three of them patent pending. It eliminates the need for external PLC, helps save energy and reduces downtime.
SPX PROCESS EQUIPMENT PLENTY MIRRLEES PUMPS Plenty Mirrlees Pumps (part of the global multi-industry SPX Corporation) strategy is to create market advantages through technology, service and product leadership, by expanding their market focus to offer full customer solutions. Plenty Mirrlees Pumps designs and manufactures rotary positive displacement pumps for use primarily in the oil & gas, power generation, marine and sugar industries. Plenty Mirrlees Pumps product range includes Vane, Magmo, Twinro, and Triro. This diverse range allows flexible pumping solutions for a variety of applications.
AMS PUMPS - BSS GROUP AMS Pumps is the specialist pumps division of BSS Industrial, the UK’s leading distributor of pipeline and heating solutions. It is the largest national distributor of pumps and pumping equipment in the UK with sales of over £28m. AMS offers an unrivalled service and product range to the H&V and process industrial markets through BSS’ national network of 62 branches, a dedicated technical sales centre and the new Engineering Centre of Excellence.
EAGLEBURGMANN INDUSTRIES UK EagleBurgmann Industries is a world leader in the design, manufacture and supply of mechanical seals and provides all associated services. In the UK, it supports all of the major industrial sectors from several sales/service centres located across the country. Its expertise in sealing technology extends to installation, reliability and maintenance of all seal types for all forms of rotating machinery. The range includes liquid or gas lubricated mechanical seals, carbon Espey rings and components, seal supply systems (for liquid or gas applications), magnetic or diaphragm couplings, and all related ancillaries.
SULZER PUMPS UK Sulzer Pumps UK operates from a purpose built factory in Leeds, where some of the world’s largest and most powerful pumps have been designed, manufactured,
CCD PUMPS CCD Pumps originated as a service company repairing pumps, within a few years the company expanded and also started supplying pumps. They were the first distributor for Grundfos
GREENE, TWEED & CO Quality, reliability and innovation. Greene, Tweed supplies a broad portfolio of high-quality components and sealing solutions made of elastomers, thermoplastics and wear-resistant
WORLD PUMPS July 2006
news business composites to rotating equipment manufacturers and endusers. Its components reduce cost, lower downtime and increase performance and efficiency of pumps. The company also prides itself on outstanding customer service: no matter where its customers are located, Greene, Tweed provides a prompt service to its clients located in the Americas, Asia and Europe. JOHN CRANE UK John Crane works to continually improve its customer service levels and deliver innovative solutions (such as its LaserFace and Upstream Pumping technologies) that help customers achieve their own business objectives. The company is also environmentally aware and all its facilities are certified to ISO14001. By rating customer service as an absolute priority, John Crane has been able to attract new customers from both established and emerging markets and support them with a genuinely global service network.
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Young Pump Engineer of the Year Sponsored by John Crane
Philip Bradley (age 22) GRUNDFOS PUMPS Phil Bradley is 22 and he joined Grundfos straight from school in September 2000. During his time he developed many skills that have become fundamental in roles he has subsequently taken on, including: engineering and production skills, understanding CAD and wiring diagrams, working as part of a team and meeting deadlines. Phil’s problem-solving skills, coupled with engineering expertise and a genial ‘can do’ attitudeare show that there are people coming through industry that assure us that its future is in safe hands.
Alex Myers (age 23) SULZER PUMPS UK Alex Myers is a 23 year old engineer employed by Sulzer Pumps UK. Alex joined as a technical apprentice and is currently working within the CSS Engineering Group supporting clients with equipment upgrades and technical problems. Alex, who will graduate next year with an engineering degree, has natural pump design abilities, including fantastic commitment. He was instrumental to the success of the boiler feed pump upgrades at Ratcliffe Power Station. Toby Jennings (age 21) TORRES PUMPS Toby Jennings is 21 and has been an employee of Torres Pumps since September 2005 with no previous experience in the pump industry. Toby has brought new enthusiasm and ideas, and is willing to learn every aspect of the industry from innovation, manufacture and building of pumps/ equipment to repairing road tankers. Toby is a vital and
enthusiastic employee, with the potential to be a first class engineer. Visit the website and vote online at www.pumpindustryawards.com.
And you don’t have to be a finalist to take part! Apart from honouring the cream of the pump and systems industries, the Pump Industry Awards has emerged as hugely enjoyable social and networking event in its own right. Contact Tanya Frankel on 01622 699121 or at [email protected] to find out how you, or your company, can be part of the event. Pump Industry Awards 2006, which will take place at The Britannia Royal Court Hotel Keresley, Coventry UK Tuesday 17 October 2006 are organised by Datateam Publishing in association with BPMA and World Pumps. Tel: +44 (0)1622 699121 Email: [email protected] www.pumpindustryawards .com
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