23rd October 2013
We were delighted to present Steve Dalton, MD of Sony UK Technology Centre, Pencoed site with our sponsored award for the Best Electronics & Electrical Plant at the recent BFA awards. The deserved winners also scooped the title Factory of the Year 2013, so it was celebrations all round on the Sony table.
The Best Factory Awards is a fantastic opportunity to bring together leading UK manufacturers, to highlight innovation, champion best practice and celebrate success. And as previous winners of seven Best Factory Awards we appreciate the importance of this event and are always keen to offer our support.
Here’s looking forward to next year’s success stories.
http://www.bestfactoryawards.co.uk/
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