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Adlington-based Carrington brings in 40 new faces for 2017 drive
Workwear fabrics manufacturer Carrington has completed a major recruitment drive, bolstering its ranks with 40 new hires.
Increasing staffing levels by 20% at its factory in Adlington, Lancashire, Carrington manufactures 28 million metres of fabric each year, with UK production continuing to increase year on year.
Positions have been filled throughout the business; from technical roles, such as Lab Assistants and Fabric Technologists, to back office roles in customer service, sales and ICT.
Plans for 2017 include the launch of several new fabric ranges and the opening of a state-of-the-art laboratory facility. With these developments, the business is aiming to reach a £120m turnover by 2020.
Neil Davey, sales director at Carrington said: “It’s a really exciting time for Carrington as we continue to bring never seen before techniques and innovations to market in the UK and across the globe.
“To deliver on this, we’re sourcing the best possible local talent, with a combination of skills and experience.
“As well as bringing in highly qualified people from within the industry we’re also passionate about inspiring those entering the workforce for the first time to choose a career in manufacturing.
“This blend of experience and raw talent will help us to deliver on our vision for growth in 2017 and beyond.’’
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