New sales engineer for S+S Inspection

To provide additional capability in northern England and Scotland

Martyn Cotterill has joined Fareham-based S+S Inspection to provide additional sales engineering capability in the north of England and Scotland.

He has more than 15 years’ experience of contamination detection and removal technology in the food, pharmaceutical, chemical, recycling & plastics industries and is a member of the Society of Food Hygiene & Technology (SOFHT).

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