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Hoverdale gets a new Storeman

Hoverdale UK Limited, a global provider of conveyor belt products and equipment, hard metals, and wear-resistant products, has recruited Keal Henton as Storeman at its Nuneaton HQ, Warwickshire.

Keal will be responsible for implementing a new stock system for the entire Hoverdale conveyor belt equipment product portfolio, including conveyor belt cleaners and scrapersbelt rollers, belt clips and fastenersbelt skirts and tracking and much more!

 

 

Conveyor belt cleaning and scraping products and motorised brush cleaning system have quickly grown the business over 2-3 years. The company is now investing in its stock management and quality control procedures.

Matthew Beverley, Chairman, Hoverdale said:

“Keal is an important addition to the team as we expand our warehousing facility. We currently have over £500k worth of conveyor belt equipment and products. This is fully managed by Keal who will be monitoring stock levels, procuring new stock so that we can continue to offer excellent lead-times to our customers.”

Hoverdale is currently recruiting for a number of additional positions. find out more here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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