Precision fabrication and welding specialist LTi Metaltech, has appointed Mark Poole, as its new Quality Engineer.
The move comes at an exciting time for the award-winning manufacturer, as it continues to grow steadily and make strong inroads into new markets including food processing, fluid transfer, green energy and healthcare.
As a business that is known for the solutions it provides to complex challenges, LTi is always looking to add to its experience and expertise. And given that its customers typically operate in sectors with the most extreme requirements, this is essential to ensuring its solutions consistently meet the highest standards of precision and quality.
With his background in the oil and gas sector, Mark’s experience of having to adhere to some of the industry’s strictest safety regulations and compliance standards, will be invaluable to his role in maintaining the highest quality of standards across all LTi’s procedures. His knowledge of a wide range of different industry accreditation standards will also benefit the manufacturer, as it continues to progress into new markets.
Mark says: “The team here are great and their commitment to quality is second to none. The range of fabrication services they can offer and the sheer number of structures they can work with is amazing. I’m really looking forward to using my own experiences to help LTi on the exciting journey that lies ahead.”
With its highly trained workforce of fabrication technicians, LTi employs one of the largest group of coded welders in the South of England, who all work to AD Merkblatt 2000 and PD 5500 standards. The engineering company also operates an active apprenticeship programme, to develop the next generation of engineering talent and to help meet the needs of the UK industry’s skills shortage.
Formerly part of Siemens MR Magnet Technology, the company is the lead manufacturer of the cryogenic pressure vessels used in Siemens MRI Scanners and are recognised experts in high integrity welded structures capable of withstanding extreme pressure, vacuum and temperature differentials.