Air Monitors invests in air quality expertise

Peter Fleming joins the UK firm as Regional/Sector Sales Manager

Air Monitors, an environmental instrument specialist based in Tewkesbury, UK, has appointed Peter Fleming as Regional/Sector Sales Manager.

Fleming has joined the firm from TRL (formerly the Transport and Research Laboratory) where he was responsible for the development of the company’s air quality monitoring and consultancy businesses.

With an Honours degree in Applied Biology, Fleming has longstanding experience with air quality monitoring technology, working for a number of leading brands.

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