Another First for Ritec with the Innovative New Remote Training and Support Centre Launch

Date: 1 August 2014
Source: www.ritecuk.wordpress.com

Date: 1 August 2014

After 30 years and 13 awards for industry excellence, Ritec International is again leading innovation in the glass industry with the launch of their purpose-built remote training facility located at their factory site in Tottenham, London.

This new facility will set the standard for world class surface treatment education whilst providing the latest training remotely for both new and existing customers globally.Following extensive worldwide consultation, Ritec has integrated the most innovative digital platforms and techniques to offer ongoing support and refresher training to users of their unique surface treatment technologies including the award-winning ClearShield Eco-System™.Whether a company is based in Sydney or Southampton they will now have access to live and interactive online training which can be tailor-made to their needs.

By taking part in distance learning of this nature, Ritec’s clients will be shown how they can benefit from a lean manufacturing process which will maximise their performance, minimise their costs and reduce wasteful practices.

Bob Wallman, Technical Sales and Support Manager for Ritec International, said: “Our new Remote Training and Support Centre will help our clients save valuable production time by taking part in a place of their choosing. In addition, we help our clients to achieve efficiencies in terms of cost savings.”

Ritec’s ongoing dedication to the quality ethos has seen them recently awarded the Safecontractor Award, the ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 Standards.

Martin Burkett, Production Manager and Health and Safety Officer said: “This significant investment symbolises the importance Ritec International places on not just training and development but quality and health and safety too. We are committed to providing our clients and international marketing partners with the very best that the industry can offer, and this new training facility will strengthen Ritec’s position as market leader, innovator and solution provider.”

For more information, please visit http://www.ritec.co.uk.
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