Team

Field Service Manager

Martin started his career in 1995, working as an Industrial Placement Student GEC Alsthom in the high-voltage switchgear department whilst studying Electrical Engineering.

The next 10 years saw Martin work in a number of different roles within the industry; from compiling orders for high voltage switchgear and working as a Contracts Engineer, to moving into transformer distribution and managing the transportation of transformers all over the world. Before joining the team at EOS, Martin was a project leader involved in the service and maintenance of transformer installations and their transportation.

With this wealth of practical knowledge and experience, Martin joined the team at EOS in 2014, where he took up the position of Area Manager and later on as Field Service Manager.

“EOS has a friendly and approachable way of working and places a lot of emphasis on building relationships with its customers. We work in a transparent way with our clients, suggesting the best practice working methods based on first hand experience in the industry.

There is a vast amount of technical and professional knowledge within EOS, something that set us apart from our competition. Our innovative team are constantly striving to stay that one step ahead, ensuring we meet the latest standards and specifications when it comes to EOS products and services.”

Sales Manager

Andy has been with EOS since its formation in 1999, having previously worked with one of EOS’ predecessors Carless Refining and Marketing Ltd.

He started his career as a Student Apprentice with the Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB) combining on the job training with block release at Watford technical college where he gained a Higher National Diploma in electrical power engineering as well as enjoying first hand experience in power system maintenance and protection, power station operations and nuclear emergency training.

After completion of his studies Andy was employed as a third engineer within the Rayleigh transmission division eventually becoming a Senior Authorised Person responsible for maintenance on high voltage systems up to 400kV. It was whilst working for the transmission division of the CEGB (later became National Grid) that Andy first came across the electrical oil services industry using tankers and mobile processing unite to facilitate transformer maintenance.

Now with over 25 years working within the electrical oil industry, Andy is an ambassador for both the company and customers alike. Customers value Andy’s vast technical knowledge and expertise in the area, specifically his ability to communicate the often complex insulating oil processes in a simple and manageable way.

“The continued success of EOS comes down to the people we employ, a small but dedicated and enthusiastic team of both Area Managers and technical operations staff. It is our honest, open and professional approach which has led us to build loyal relationships with our customers. We’re dedicated to the future of recycling used insulating oil and look forward to seeing the company continue to grow into the next 50 years and beyond.”

Plant & SHEQ Manager

Tony joined the team in 2001, having previously worked for three large oil and chemical manufacturers in quality and production roles.

As Plant & SHEQ Manager, Tony is responsible for the treatment of hazardous waste to create a product meeting industry specifications, overseeing the related process, engineering and maintenance functions, managing quality, health, safety & environmental arrangements and liaising with the competent authorities.

As well as his experience in the industry, Tony is supported by the knowledge that he has gained through a number of qualifications including:

• Bsc (Hons) Chemistry at University of Manchester; MRSC (Royal Society of Chemistry); Higher National Certificate in Science
• NEBOSH Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety; Graduate Member of IOSH
• Waste Management COTC (Certificate of Technical Competence) Issued through WAMITAB; NVQ level 4 in Hazardous Waste Management Operations
• Certificate in Environmental Management; Associate Member of IEMA

“The future looks really good for EOS. We’re the only purpose built plant to accept & treat large volumes of hazardous waste mineral insulating oil and produce a consistent, quality product fit for its original intended use.

Through careful consideration and planning we are able to continually adapt to changes in legislation and industry specification, while our high levels of customer service allow us to meet customer requirements.”