Clearview National January 2016 - Issue 170 | Page 19

IN T T N E AN TM PL S VE NG IN IXI M 72,000 TONNES m 5 £ A Life at Sea Award-winning company Jackloc, bid a fond farewell to its operations administrator Joe Seteram in December, as he departed for a life at sea. »»Joe left Jackloc to start his training as a Medical Assistant Submariner in the Royal Navy and will undertake 10 weeks of intense training in Cornwall, testing his physical capabilities from January. Once he has passed-out, Joe will be stationed in the UK, where he will complete his submariner training, after which he will have the opportunity to be posted to any English or allied military base worldwide. Speaking about the radical change in career, Joe said: “I have always wanted to study paramedic science and whilst there were several universities which offer a course none were quite the right fit for me. “Training with the Royal Navy will be much more practical and will give me a more diverse range of experience covering everything from advanced first aid to treating radiation sickness.” Joe started the application process a little over two years ago, during which time he has been working at Jackloc, where he has assisted the family-run company with processing customer orders. Emma Wells, Director for Jackloc, commented: “Joe has been a fantastic part of the team at Jackloc, making sure that every order is packaged correctly and on time for the customer. We will keep in contact with Joe no matter where he is in the world and wish him all the best in his future career.” In the last four years alone, The VEKA UK Group’s capital expenditure has exceeded £20m. Our technically advanced mixing plant has a potential capacity of 72,000 tonnes. This investment is a clear demonstration of our commitment to customers in the UK. 01282 725390 | [email protected] The VEKA UK Group For further information visit www.jackloc.com JustTheFacts #JustTheFACTS www.vekauk.com The VEKA UK Group