New Recruitment Drive For Major UK Engineering Firm

18.12.2007

Hayward Tyler Group Ltd has announced that it is looking to fill a number of senior and skilled engineering positions following a record year of orders for the Company.

Hayward Tyler, established in 1815, has a rich history. The Company has survived through two World Wars, numerous recessions and the widely announced decline of the UK manufacturing sector. Hayward Tyler today is proud to be a world leader in motor and pump technology for the power generation markets and a strengthening position in the oil and gas markets, Hayward Tyler now needs to add to its skilled workforce.

Larry Redmond, Human Resources Director at Hayward Tyler. Luton, said:

“This is an exciting time for the Company and we now need to fill a number of important positions over the coming months. One of Hayward Tyler’s strengths is its ability to select and retain experienced personnel who not only bring real value to the business but who will enjoy all the benefits of being part of a growing UK based niche engineering business.”

In July this year Hayward Tyler also reintroduced it’s apprenticeship and graduate training programmes. With a shortage of skilled engineers throughout the industry the Company sees this as an important part of ensuring it has the right people and processes to drive its future growth.

About Hayward Tyler

Established in 1815 in the UK, the Hayward Tyler Group manufactures a comprehensive range of Fluid Filled Electric Motors and Pumps, custom designed to meet the most demanding of applications and environments. Focused on the power generation (both conventional and nuclear) and oil & gas (sub-sea) markets, the company is a market leader in its chosen niches.

In addition to the head office in Luton, England, Hayward Tyler has manufacturing and service facilities located in China, India and USA, providing cover 24x7 for maintenance, overhaul and repair services.

Hayward Tyler is a wholly owned subsidiary of the acquisitive niche engineering group, Southbank UK Plc.

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