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April 2013 Issue 05
Bruce Sherratt retires after 40 years’ service Pictured L-R: Roger Turner & Bruce Sherratt
We)bid)a)fond)farewell)to)long-serving)Health)&)Safety)Manager One of Capula’s longest serving members of staff has
retired after more than 40 years of service.
Bruce Sherratt joined the company in July 1972 and
retired this week following a rousing send off from
All signed up for Skills Passport Capula is pushing ahead with its commitment to the
training and development of our workforce to the standards required by the nuclear industry in the UK.
After joining the National Skills Academy for
Manager and was responsible for the management and
Nuclear in January, we are currently in the process
system, ensuring client requirements are fully satisfied
training and development programme.
implementation of the company’s quality management
while international system standards are complied with.
of integrating new methods into our existing Nuclear Services Director Alex Moore, pictured
After formally qualifying in Safety, Health and
below with National Skills Academy’s Julie Maykels,
in recognition of his achievement, Bruce said: “Working
role of Health & Safety Manager for Capula, acting as
industry that we demonstrate both capability and
of what Capula has achieved and the reputation it
customer sites while also playing an active role as a
friends and colleagues past and present.
In accepting gifts from the company and colleagues
for Capula has taken me all over the world. I am proud enjoys in its industries, and am honoured to have
Environmental Management in 2006, Bruce took up the
the focal point for all issues both in-house and on member of the North Staffordshire Health & Safety
worked with the many colleagues and friends that make
Group Executive Committee.
difference for me.”
Buckingham to be closer to their grandchildren.
North Staffordshire Polytechnic with a first class degree
thanks for Bruce’s dedicated service throughout his
the company what it is – this is what makes the
Bruce joined Capula in 1972 after graduating from
Capula would like to place on record its sincerest
career and wish him a happy and relaxing retirement.
full implementation of developments and customer
cornerstone of the business throughout his career with
projects from inception to final commissioning.
In 1979 he became Capula’s Quality Assurance
experience in key areas. The training standards of
the Skills Academy help us achieve that.”
Bruce and wife Shirley now plan to relocate to
in Electrical Engineering and was soon promoted to the
role of Senior Engineer where he was responsible for the
said: “It is crucial to Capula’s continued success in this
Chief Executive Roger Turner said: “Bruce has been a
Capula, always in the right place at the right time to help others. We wish him every success in his future years.”
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