C-TEC Appoints New Business Development Manager

  • 24 Jun 2021

Leading life-safety-systems manufacturer, C-TEC, appoints Andy Turner as its new Business Development Manager for System Sales.

With over 25 years’ experience in the fire industry, including nine years as one of C-TEC’s Technical Fire Account Managers, Andy has a wealth of experience and is set to play a key role in identifying new business opportunities and assisting the company’s transition into a complete systems solutions provider.

Andy’s primary objective in the newly-created role will be to increase the specification and sales of C-TEC’s new state-of-the-art ‘CAST protocol powered’ fire alarm systems including Hush, its revolutionary new BS 5839-6 Grade C domestic fire alarm solution and its EVAC-ALERT BS 8629 compliant evacuation alert system (below).

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Andy says: “C-TEC is going from strength to strength and this is a fantastic opportunity. I love meeting people and am excited by the prospect of creating new relationships with consultants, specifiers and end users and contributing to our future success and growth by raising awareness of C-TEC’s revolutionary new CAST systems.”

Charlotte Manley, C-TEC’s Sales Director, comments: “Andy is dynamic, knowledgeable and perfectly qualified for this important position. He has an excellent reputation in the industry and a strong technical sales background.

“I am confident he will be a success in this new role and am delighted to announce this appointment.”

Andy’s role has resulted in the restructuring of C-TEC’s technical fire account team, headed by UK Sales Manager, Brian Foster.

Jeff Pankhurst is now responsible for servicing all fire alarm specialist accounts in the Southern region, Craig Swift for the Midlands and Simon Griffiths for the North. All three will be supported by Andy in his new role.

Currently celebrating its 40th anniversary, C-TEC is a leading UK manufacturer of world-class life-safety systems. As the company’s control panels, detection and alarm devices all come out of its purpose-built UK facility, installers can be confident the components used will integrate together seamlessly.

For more information, visit c-tec.com.

C-TEC,
Challenge Way,
Martland Park,
Wigan,
WN5 0LD,
UK,
Phone +44 (0) 1942 322744
Fax +44 (0) 1942 829867

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