Graham began working for EPC in March 1988, remaining a loyal, committed and capable member of the EPC team, he worked and mastered all lines within the factory throughout 34 years of service, before retiring in April 2022.
Being the …
EPC’s staff suggestion scheme is creating some brilliant solutions for the business.
Encouraging staff to share their ideas, the scheme prompted a group of four of our most experienced staff (Mal Jones, Wayne Arblaster, Marcel Beres and David Stokes) to …
As we hopefully emerge from the worst of the pandemic, various market reports are predicting growth for the coating and patching industry.
With the famous semi-conductor’s shortage anticipated to ease in Q2, there are expected increases in volumes as the …
EPC undertook routine maintenance over Christmas and New Year to clean and overhaul all lines so that they are in perfect working order.
We also installed additional equipment to enhance our pre treatment facilities, to add capacity and strengthen …
On top of all the work that is going on to keeping EPC Covid-compliant, we are also in the process of making sure that we are Brexit ready! Never has there been more to do in terms of …
We shut down production at regular intervals in order to invest in servicing our lines to ensure business continuity, quality and 24 hour operation for our customers.
Recently we spent time servicing our dip spin and zinc flake coating lines, …
Sharon works for EPC full time in Accounts Payable and Credit Control and has been with the business for 7 years.
Many of our customers will know Sharon as she often answers the phone and is the friendly voice that …
The EPC team headed to Monkhall Fishery in Shropshire for a day of fresh air and friendly competition.
The outing started with a hearty fried breakfast in the local café to fuel the 5 hour contest ahead.
Keen angler John caught …
EPC’s Threadlocking and Sealing division has remained fully operational throughout the pandemic.
The team has been working hard and keeping safe in order to ensure our customers are able to continue to fulfil their supply chain.
With industries such as medical and …
As we move into the second half of the year, EPC continues to operate as we have done throughout the pandemic – safely and effectively.
We remain determined to keep our supply chain strong and support customers, suppliers and staff …
EPC’s team and facility made the front page of the SEA’s (Surface Engineering Association’s) quarterly trade journal.
John, Raj and Dave are gracing the cover which is a special edition featuring businesses leading and adapting to keep the supply chain …
It’s interesting to see how businesses have adapted at work to stay safe and well during these times.
One of the practices that we’ve introduced is outdoor team meetings, which we split and rotate to minimise risk in line with …
Here’s a heartfelt update from Andy Toon, MD of EPC –
“We made a decision early on in the corona crisis to do absolutely everything we could to keep EPC up and running.
We wanted to be able to support …
EPC has significantly adapted our work and practices during this time in order to respond to needs from the medical and other essential markets.
We continue to work in line with government guidelines and with the greatest care for the …
We are currently working in line with the latest guidelines issued by the government last night that state that industry may continue to function. We are therefore still operating 24/7 on each line.
Many of our customers are remaining open …
We are currently working as usual with full capacity on incoming and outgoing shipments and aim to do everything to keep EPC strong and productive for our customers as well as ensuring the good health of our team.
We are …
EPC will be working closely with business utility consultancy Inenco on
an ‘Analyse & Act’ energy reduction programme. Inenco help manufacturers
build their energy and environmental sustainability strategies through
actionable insight.
Analyse & Act is based on a focused analysis of data to …
