OWBEN - Key Persons
Andrew had 6 years' experience in purchasing and 10 years' management experience within the finance sector before joining Owben as our General Manager.
As General Manager, Andrew's responsibility is looking after the revenue and cost elements of Owben's income statement. He oversees sales and accounts, as well as the day-to-day operations of the business at every level.
Andrew started his career at a young age after completing an apprenticeship with a custom fabric buildings specialist, and he now has 10 years' industry experience.
Since joining Owben in 2016, he has worked his way up to a supervisory role, where he's responsible for the mechanical staff on-site and implementing all the correct health and safety procedures.
Anthony has over 20 years' electrical experience in both the industrial and automotive sectors. Since joining Owben as an Electrician in 2015, he's worked his way up to Senior Site Supervisor.
He is now responsible for organising, advising and supervising all personnel working on-site as well as liaising with customers and ensuring work is carried out to their specifications.
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- Co - Founder and Mechanical Director
Lee is our Co-Founder and Mechanical Director, heading up the mechanical side of our operations. He has spent 28 years as a mechanical engineer, specialising in welding and fabrication across military, petrochemical, and automotive sites.
Today, he's focussed on continuing to grow Owben.
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- Co - Founder and Electrical Director
Richard, our Co-Founder and Electrical Director, is a fully qualified electrician with 27 years' experience in sectors such as automotive, biomass energy, and steel foundries.
Richard manages the electrical side of Owben. Together with Lee, he has grown Owben into a successful mechanical and electrical engineering business with over 40 employees.
Tony joined us in 2013 as an electrical apprentice and has successfully worked his way up the rank to become our Electrical Supervisor.
He's in charge of implementing health and safety procedures in the electrical department, training electrical apprentices, and organising, advising and supervising all electrical personnel working on-site.