lee Sheldon joins the PCS Management Team

Lee Sheldon has recently joined PCS as Business Development Manager South further strengthening the management team. Lee will be based in the South of England and will be focusing particularly on the London area. Lee was until recently been working for Optare and has a wealth of experience working in a customer care and supporting role. Paul Clark Services are pleased to welcome Lee to the business in his new position.

Engineering Quality Control Supervisor

Paul Clark Services is please to announce that Paul Durose has been promoted to the position of Quality Control Supervisor. Paul will be directly involved with the auditing of all aspects of engineering quality and standards and health and safety of engineers working for PCS. This recent change to the management structure forms part of the continual improvement process included in the businesses Quality System and Policy, ISO9001.

Paul Clark Services Ltd - Engineering summer update

The above newsletter is now available for PCS Engineers through the Engineering Portal!

DVSA announcement

Consultation: increased speed limit proposal for HGVs The government recently launched a consultation on plans to increase the speed limit for HGVs on dual carriageways. The proposals would see the speed limit increasing from 50 mph to 60 mph. Visit GOV.UK to find out more details about the consultation and how to respond. You have until 5 September to have your say. Increased speed limit on single carriageways Transport Minister Claire Perry also recently announced the move to raise the speed limit for lorries on single carriageway roads to 50 mph. This is part of a package of measures to cut congestion, reduce dangerous overtaking and help get the country moving.

Royal Wootton Bassett

PCS is pleased to announce that the business has recently relocated its offices to Royal Wootton Bassett. The new address is as follows: Paul Clark Services Ltd Unit 1C, Whitehill Industrial Estate Royal Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 7DB Telephone number remains the same as before - 0845 6060 474 Facsimile number has changed to - 01793 851466

Driving and using mobile telephones

Police to seize mobiles in EVERY car crash: Crackdown on calls and texting at the wheel in bid to cut deaths by distracted drivers Every driver in car crash will have their mobile seized in bid to cut deaths Move is likely to see phones taken away by police as prosecution evidence Police chiefs hope it will combat rising numbers killed by distracted drivers More than 500 people are estimated to be killed or seriously injured every year because car and lorry drivers were texting or surfing the internet Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2706182/Police-seize-mobiles-EVERY-car-crash-Crackdown-calls-texting-wheel-bid-cut-deaths-distracted-drivers.html#ixzz38wwQJcp5 Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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