HUBER Technology have announced the appointment of Kevin Ockwell as Sales Director.

Kevin brings a wealth of experience to the role. Since joining HUBER in 2007 as Operations Manager, he has gone on to successfully build HUBER’s Aftersales business across the country, and more recently took responsibility for capital sales and hire.
Kevin will head up a strong, experienced Sales Team in the UK and Ireland and will be focusing on increasing the sales of established HUBER products as well as introducing new and innovative HUBER products and services into the market.
Kevin commented on his new appointment;
“I am incredibly excited and very much looking forward to this new challenge. Working with a great team at HUBER both professional and knowledgeable, I am sure that we can continue to grow from strength to strength as a business supporting our diverse customer base. With the confidence that we have the ability to support our customers with a high quality solution we can push on into the industry to exceed our company vision and achieve some great things.”
Speaking of Kevin Ockwell’s appointment, Steve Morris, Managing Director said:
“We are delighted to have Kevin in this key position, at an exciting time for our business. Kevin’s experience and knowledge of the industry, coupled with his strong customer focus will ensure we are driving value for our customers”.
Kevin will be working closely with Business Development Director, Mike Willis, to further position HUBER as market leaders, delivering wastewater solutions and asset maintenance services for sludge, inlet works and industrial applications.
HUBER Technology is a leading supplier of stainless steel wastewater treatment equipment. We offer high quality innovative solutions for all your wastewater requirements for both Municipal and Industrial markets.
For more information on HUBER Technology products and services, please visit the website www.huber.co.uk

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