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GORDON HENDERSON MP

FOR SITTINGBOURNE & SHEPPEY

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Manufacturing Best Practice is recognised at Cooper Crouse-Hinds

6th September 2010

Local MP Gordon Henderson today (2 September) visited Cooper Crouse-Hinds (UK) Ltd in Sheerness, Kent, recognising its valuable contribution to best practice within the manufacturing industry.

Named overall regional winner at the recent Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) South East Best Practice Awards Ceremony for their commitment to continuous improvement, Cooper Crouse-Hinds highlighted the importance of best practice and manufacturing excellence in contributing towards a strong and sustainable economy.

With over 30 years of experience in the design, engineering and manufacture of enclosures and custom electrical assemblies, Cooper Crouse-Hinds applies proven, tried and tested solutions using quality materials and processes to provide products to endure the toughest environmental conditions.

Nigel Brown, Manufacturing Manager at Cooper Crouse-Hinds said: “Over the years we have developed products and services that have directed us towards one goal…to provide our customers with the highest of quality products and services.”

He continued: “Working with MAS South East and adopting best practice and continuous improvement techniques has enabled us to review, improve and focus on business critical areas such as leadership, customer focus, skills development, innovation and operational excellence, all of which have been invaluable over the past eighteen months following the economic downturn. As a result, we are now in a stronger position for future growth.”

Gordon Henderson MP, said: “As a great supporter of local businesses I am delighted to have had the opportunity to visit Cooper Crouse-Hinds – a local company that demonstrates the value of best practice in achieving long-term sustainability and growth. Best Practice manufacturers are key in driving growth throughout the South East, underpinning the future economic development of the region.”

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