C-TEC has announced the appointment of Riah Winstanley to its Internal Sales Team.
With 3 years’ experience in C-TEC’s manufacturing facility, most recently as a Team Leader, History graduate Riah already has wealth of knowledge about the company’s innovative life-safety systems. Reporting to UK Sales Manager, Brian Foster, Riah will focus on creating new business relationships and provide the highest levels of customer support to the UK manufacturer’s ever-expanding customer base.
Riah says: “I’m so excited to be joining the sales team and meeting our customers. I have learned so much working in manufacturing and am looking forward to utilising my understanding of our products and processes in my new role.”
Brian said: “I am absolutely thrilled to welcome Riah to the team. She has excellent people skills, a bubbly personality and her product knowledge is phenomenal. Riah’s already made a huge impression in the manufacturing facility and I am confident she will excel in her new role.”
C-TEC is a leading UK manufacturer of world-class life-safety systems including commercial and domestic fire alarm systems, call systems, disabled refuge systems and hearing loops. Established in 1981 and trading in over 70 countries worldwide, the company’s latest innovations include CAST-PRO, a complete one device fire solution, EVAC-ALERT, a BS 8629 evacuation alert system, Hush Pro, a revolutionary BS 5839-6 Grade C domestic fire system, CAST, C-TEC’s powerful own-protocol fire system, and ENVISION, a new cloud-based fire alarm remote access, service and site management software package.
For more information, visit www.c-tec.com
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