After considering an unprecedented number of submissions, the prestigious ‘Manufacturer of the year’ award has recently been announced at the Pump Industry Awards (PIA) 2015.
SPX’s Glasgow facility, which manufactures ClydeUnion Pumps, has received the prestigious ‘Manufacturer of the Year’ award at this year’s ceremony.
In addition, one of its bright young engineers, Emma Lambert has been recognised as the ‘Engineer of the Year’.
After being judged by a panel last December, finalists were selected for the awards evening. A public voting throughout January and February determined the winners, who were revealed at the March awards ceremony.
SPX has a long heritage in the supply of reliable pumping solutions. The manufacturing facility in Glasgow has consistently been one of the largest engineering employers in the region and provides brilliantly engineered pumping packages. SPX’s ClydeUnion Pumps is recognised as one of the world’s leading pump brands in providing original equipment pumping technologies and full system solutions.
Gary Walker, Head of Engineering of the Glasgow facility said, “I would like to offer my heartiest congratulations to all my colleagues at SPX ClydeUnion Pumps Glasgow. This is a great achievement for the individuals concerned and also for one and all in the Glasgow facility as everyone has had a part to play.
Approaching 150 years of pumping heritage, we focus on delivering engineering excellence and customer satisfaction. With dedicated Aftermarket and Field Service, we provide full product life cycle solutions supporting Service, Repair, Overhaul and Spare Parts, Customer Training, RCA studies, Upgrades and Re-rates.”
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