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May 2011 News

Voith Turbo South Africa has appointed Paul Barkway as field service manager.

Paul Barkway
Paul Barkway

Voith Turbo South Africa has appointed Bill Muller as divisional manager parts and service.

Bill Muller
Bill Muller

Magnet has appointed Marc Naidoo as sales engineer.

Marc Naidoo
Marc Naidoo

Magnet has appointed Hirsheda Jeram as energy process engineer.

Hirsheda Jeram
Hirsheda Jeram

Endress+Hauser has promoted Alwin Lutchman to projects technical support.

Alwin Lutchman
Alwin Lutchman

Mintek has appointed Khulekani Ngcobo as manager of its Engineering Support Division.

Khulekani Ngcobo
Khulekani Ngcobo

CHI Control Components has announced Charmaine Nish as its sales person of the year.

Charmaine Nish
Charmaine Nish

Beyond Wireless has appointed Ronald-Sean du Plooy as operations and project manager.

Ronald-Sean du Plooy
Ronald-Sean du Plooy

SEW-Eurodrive has appointed Francois Sieberhagen as electronics support engineer for Johannesburg..

Francois Sieberhagen
Francois Sieberhagen

SEW-Eurodrive has appointed Kenneth Dougan as electronics support engineer for Pinetown.

Kenneth Dougan
Kenneth Dougan

SEW-Eurodrive has appointed AJ Coetsee as technical trainer in Johannesburg.

AJ Coetsee
AJ Coetsee





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