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UK Container Maintenance Announces New Appointment
Container repair and refurbishment specialist UK Container Maintenance (UKCM), has bolstered its team with the appointment of Lisa Allsop as Logistics and Purchasing Planner.
Lisa joins the Cheshire-based firm with a wealth of experience and will utilise her expertise to support the business in a number of key areas including stock control, planning and purchasing of stock, and daily invoicing and tracking invoicing. With proven organisational skills, she will also raise job cards for production.
Commenting on her new role Lisa said: “I am delighted to be re-joining UKCM, utilising my skillset to support the wider team. UKCM continuously strives to provide solutions for a sustainable future, with a firm commitment to quality and customer service, and I very much look forward to playing an active role in that.”
Claire Capper, Production Director at UKCM added: “It is a pleasure to welcome Lisa on board here at UKCM. She brings an abundance of knowledge, passion and dedication, and I am confident that she will be a valuable addition to the company.
Established in 1998 and now part of the Impact Environmental Group (IEG), UKCM is dedicated to refurbishing all types of waste and recycling containers. UKCM works across the country offering, waste companies and local authorities, mobile repairs, as well as factory-based services at its head office located, in Winsford, Cheshire.
The process brings old, and often unwanted, waste containers back to life instead of them going to scrap. The business model – refurbishment over replacement - is simple.
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