Ashtead Technology hires environmental specialist

Jay Neermul becomes single point of contact for environmental sector

Instrumentation specialist Ashtead Technology has appointed a dedicated sales manager specifically for customers within the environmental monitoring market.

Jay Neermul, who joined the company two years ago in a regional sales capacity, is now responsible for Ashtead Technology’s comprehensive range of environmental monitoring instrumentation available for hire.

Neermul, who had eight years of experience within the Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) industry prior to joining Ashtead Technology, is now the single point of contact for all customers within the UK environmental sector.

Ashtead Technology’s environmental monitoring range of instrumentation includes the Horiba PG250 gas analyser and the advanced MultiRAE PID gas monitor from RAE Systems.

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