Heat Trace Press Release: Joe Robinson
Heat Trace is very proud to announce that one of our engineering
apprentices, Joe Robinson has recently won two prestigious awards.
They are; Most Improved Apprentice in the North West of England
from the Institute of Mechanical Engineers and Apprentice of the
Year from Mid-Cheshire FE College.
The awards are recognition for the progress that Joe has made
since commencing his apprenticeship in September 2012. Joe’s
commitment to both his work and his qualifications has been
exemplary and on every module he completes he is not satisfied
unless he gets a distinction.
Joe’s apprenticeship is in the equipment and facilities
maintenance team. He has made a significant contribution to some
recent equipment upgrades which will improve operational efficiency
and most recently has taken a lead role in the development of a
planned maintenance program that he is now starting to
implement.
Managing Director, Dan Berrisford, said “Joe has performed
beyond our expectations in both his work and his studies. It’s
great to have Joe at Heat Trace because he’s an upbeat character
and people
enjoy working with him. He’s very selfless and normally has a
smile on his face which can give other people a lift – he’s had a
really positive impact.”
Recognition should also go to Dave Morgan, Joe’s line manager at
Heat Trace and Keith Wylie, Joe’s tutor from Mid-Cheshire college
who have both played crucial roles in Joe’s development.
Joe’s awards further enhance the burgeoning reputation of Heat
Trace’s apprenticeship program which uses a flexible approach to
provide wide-ranging skills and development for apprentices across
engineering, business administration and marketing.
Joe Robinson receiving his ‘Apprentice of the year’ award from
Mid-Cheshire college.
Dave Morgan, Joe Robinson, Alan Speed (works engineering
manager)& Keith Wylie.
