Seventeen JCB employees have become members of the Chartered Quality Institute after passing Practitioner Qualifications with Temple QMS.
The group, which includes Quality Engineers, Quality Inspectors, Supplier Development Engineers and a Plant Quality Manager from across UK
business units, were all presented with their certificates by JCB Managing Director Liam Brown. They took the course as part of JCB’s drive to support its people in quality improvement.
The 17 people are:
Adam Pedley – Plant Quality Manager – Earthmovers/Landpower
Bertie Newey – Quality Engineer – Cab systems
Christopher George – Supplier Development Engineer – Group Purchasing
Joe Hookings – Supplier Development Engineer – Group Purchasing
Nathan Goodridge – Supplier Development Engineer – Group Purchasing
Ryan Thursfield – Quality Engineer – Earthmovers/Landpower
Mihaly Toth – Quality Engineer – Power Products
Nigel Freeman – Quality Engineer – Power Systems
Scott Frame – Quality Engineer – BHL
Carl Bridgett – Group Leader – World Parts Centre
Dhanyal Idrees – Quality Engineer – Power Systems
Evangeline Leeming – Quality Team Leader – Earthmovers/ Landpower
Greg Gordon – Quality Inspector – Cab systems
Joe Gallimore – Quality Engineer – Heavy Products
Liam Green – Quality Technician – HBU
Luke Walker – Quality Technician – HBU
Matthew Edge – Quality Team Leader Compact
Seventeen JCB employees have become members of the Chartered Quality Institute after passing Practitioner Qualifications with Temple QMS. The group, which includes Quality Engineers, Quality
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