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Home›Subsea›Tentec Training Appoints New Technical Supervisor (UK)
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January 24, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Tentec Training Appoints New Technical Supervisor (UK)

Tentec Training, an ECITB Approved Provider of training and competence assurance programmes in the assembly and tightening of bolted connections announced the appointment of Glenn Dixon as Technical Supervisor. Well known throughout the oil and petrochemical industries, Glenn brings with him over 30

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Tentec Training, an ECITB Approved Provider of training and competence assurance programmes in the assembly and tightening of bolted connections announced the appointment of Glenn Dixon as Technical Supervisor. Well known throughout the oil and petrochemical industries, Glenn brings with him over 30 years of bolting expertise and has worked with Tentec since October 2012 as a Trainer.

As well as managing all the training courses within the UK, Glenn will be working with Tentec’s global distributor network to expand opportunities throughout the world. “I have travelled extensively in my previous engineering roles and have knowledge of a wide range of bolting applications in all environments and extremes,” explains Glenn. “Using this expertise I will be able to design training courses that exactly meet our customers’ requirements.”

Tentec can provide training either in a classroom environment or on site.

A unique aspect of Tentec’s approach to training is that not only are the trainees taught academic and practical skills, but the course also prepares them for working away from home for long periods of time and how to handle the extreme circumstances they may find themselves in.

“All our trainers have had hands-on engineering experience and so can help with the ‘non-engineering’ aspects too. We pride ourselves on how we look after our trainees and ensure we follow-up after the courses to make sure we have covered all areas.”

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Press Release, January 24, 2013

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