Howorth Air Tech chooses new applications engineer

Coming from a background in M&E, Robert Winterbottom has been chosen to start as Applications Engineer (Medical)

Howorth Air Tech has appointed Robert Winterbottom to the team as Applications Engineer (Medical).

Winterbottom brings with him 10 years' experience in M&E (Mechanical & Electrical) with around 50% of his time working on mechanical projects in schools and hospitals and the other 50% in estimating and designing ventilation systems in chain restaurants such as Nando's and McDonald's.

Winterbottom said: "Throughout the recruitment process Howorth came across as very intentional. Intentional in their vision and ethos, intentional in their recruitment and growth strategy, and intentional in how they support and develop their staff. I'm really excited for what the future holds."

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