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Home›Offshore Wind›Tideland Signal Appoints Sales Manager for UK and Ireland
Offshore Wind

February 24, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Tideland Signal Appoints Sales Manager for UK and Ireland

Rick Wrench has been hired by Tideland Signal as Sales Manager for the company’s range of aids to marine navigation in the UK and Ireland. Mr. Wrench brings to his new position a wealth of experience of technical lighting products particularly for hazardous applications in the marine sector, offshor

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Rick Wrench has been hired by Tideland Signal as Sales Manager for the company’s range of aids to marine navigation in the UK and Ireland.

Mr. Wrench brings to his new position a wealth of experience of technical lighting products particularly for hazardous applications in the marine sector, offshore oil and gas, petrochemical and other industries. He joins Tideland from STL International and was previously with IMT Lighting and Ecom Instruments.

Commenting on his appointment, Rick Wrench said: “For me, Tideland represents an exciting opportunity to focus my experience of technical lighting on the benchmark product range within the marine industry. Despite the worldwide reputation of these products, Tideland has not previously dedicated resources to concentrating exclusively on UK and Irish ports and harbours. I am looking forward to introducing world-beating products like the the highly reliable and robust Nova-65 and the self-contained Sola Nova-65 model with integral solar modules and battery to a whole generation of new users our home territory.”

Press release, February 24, 2014; Image: Tideland Signal

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