Clayton has been with Freeman Technology since 2008 in a role that has encompassed both sales and applications support. As operations manager he will be responsible for all the day-to-day activities of the company, including overall management of the administration, production, r&d, sales and customer support teams.
In expanding the management team Tim Freeman, director of operations, anticipates further growth and greater opportunity to contribute expertise to the powder processing industries.
‘We want to deliver the best possible technical and applications support to our customers at all times and part of Jamie’s new role will be to ensure that every aspect of our operation runs efficiently,’ he said.
Freeman Technology appoints operations manager
Jamie Clayton takes responsibility for day-to-day activities
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