Jason Hodds and his father Richard Hodds, directors of JRT Plumbing and Heating collecting their new fleet of vans after being sign written from Simon Clarke-Business and fleet specialist and George Ermini Owner of Sidegate Motors.
Great Yarmouth-based Future 50 firm JRT Heating and Plumbing invests in new van fleet
Thursday, January 24, 2013
11:36 AM
Great Yarmouth-based JRT Heating and Plumbing has invested £60,000 in two new vans and recruited a new apprentice.
The firm, a member of the EDP Future 50, said the Peugeot Boxer L3H2 vans, purchased from Sidegate Motors, would allow the business to cover a greater area and take on larger-scale installation work, while also cutting carbon emissions and improving fuel economy.
The move comes as the company, which has established a renewable energy showroom in the town, also took on 22-year-old Great Yarmouth College student Anthony Male, who impressed bosses following a period of work experience with the firm.
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2 comments
I just hope they got a cast iron warranty as a lot of the French motor companies are closing shop they are making 7600 redundent this year as sales has plumeted by 29% in Europe.
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Dave
Thursday, January 24, 2013
So what !. I bought a new car last year. No EDP reporters there to report on that, was there !.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013