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Genflex distributes from Pinetown

1st Quarter 2014 News & events

Singlehurst Hydraulics, part of the Genflex group of companies, is now the Pinetown distribution centre for Genflex products. All internal and sales staff are undergoing advanced training on the Genflex product range, as well as undergoing health and safety training to improve their understanding of the need to become fully compliant in the office and on the factory floor.

Under the guidance of new manager, Gavin Irvine, the company has reported increased sales and profits as well as a more progressive approach to health and safety requirements. David Michelle, director of Genflex Hydraulics said, “Pinetown is a key area for Genflex products and we are delighted to have a solid base from which to distribute our hydraulic hose and fittings ranges. I believe that the new training programme that has been implemented will not only enhance our turnover but create a safer environment for our staff. With greater technical know-how, coupled with increased safety awareness, I believe they will make the Singlehurst operation a more efficient outfit to engage with.”

For more information contact Bruce Garner, Genflex Hydraulics, +27 (0)11 900 3235, genflex@iafrica.com, www.genflex.co.za





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