The voice of business in the Tees region | 45
“Our investment
in this training
facility reflects
our commitment
to provide
quality jobs
and careers for
young people in
the area.”
Opening – Middlesbrough College
principal Zoe Lewis joined Tees
Components managing director Sharon
Lane, works manager Mark Speke and
apprentice Harry Tranter at the opening of
the Skelton firm’s new £100,000 facility.
workforce to undertake training and develop
their skills so they can progress further
within the company.”
Sharon Lane added: “Tees Components
is tremendously proud of its role as an
employer and as a contributor to the wider
Teesside economy. Our investment in this
training facility reflects our commitment to
provide quality jobs and careers for young
people in the area, in addition to supporting
the continued personal development of our
existing workforce.
“Many here at Tees Components have
been through the apprenticeship process
and we know the value of learning both
practical and future skills which underpin
the continuing success of our businesses.
“I’m a great advocate for this area and
I hope this training facility reflects our
confidence to invest in East Cleveland and
build on its great industrial heritage.”
The ropes – Middlesbrough College principal Zoe
Lewis talks Redcar and Cleveland Council leader
Mary Lanigan around one of the state-of-the-art
engineering machines at Tees Components.