If you put a huge amount of effort into ensuring shentongroup standby generator orders are processed flawlessly, resulting in very satisfied customers, the chances are that your name is Roy Taylor
Facing up to £100m in compensation costs, British Airways is undertaking an exhaustive investigation to find out the exact circumstances of and to ensure that it’s recent cessation of service can never happen again, according to The Guardian.
It’s not long now until Care Forum 2017. This year’s forum marks the 20th anniversary of the premier event for professionals responsible for the purchasing of care home products and facilities. Over the 12th and 13th June at the De Vere Wokefield Estate, Berkshire, shentongroup team members will be fielding questions relating to continuous power supplies in an industry that has a plethora of power-critical demands.
shentongroup, the UK’s Leading Technical Experts in Standby Power, Uninterruptible Power Supplies and Combined Heat & Power Systems is upgrading customers to it’s HawkEye2 remote monitoring platform; a 24 hours-per-day, 365 days-a-year fully automated system with SMS and voicemail support.
If it isn’t the elections and a certain North American leader dominating the headlines, National Grid has featured rather heavily in the country’s press as of late.
As you may know, each month the shentongroup team nominates their Colleague of the Month; an individual highlighted for their hard work, for their dedication to shentongroup customers and for unparalleled commitment to their fellow workers.
Dare we say it? The ‘B’ word? Well if you’re reading the wider press this week, you’ll have read how U.K lawmakers are warning how plans to leave the European Union could pose a very serious threat to the UK’s power supplies and nuclear industry in particular.
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Hampshire, UK
shentongroup Prepares for The Care Forum and UK AD & Biogas 2017
You might have read last week how the UK celebrated a full day without using its coal-fired power stations.
Rest Homes and Care Homes absolutely depend on continuous power supplies. With security, heating and even life-support hardware demands, these types of organisations simply don’t have any margin for error when it comes to their power supplies.
