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Ocean Signal in demand
UK-based Ocean Signal is seeing an increase in demand in its range of communication and safety products following a new launch and office expansion.
Following the recent expansion of its production space and R&D facilities, output levels have significantly increased. The company now supplies products for the commercial and leisure sectors in more than 40 countries and has just launched its new rescueME MOB1 and rescueME EPIRB1 in Europe and the US, with further new products in the pipeline.
“Following the expansion of our facilities and new product development, the orders to the distribution chain are increasing and we needed additional sales support,” said Alan Wrigley, managing director.
To meet the increase in demand, Colin Greetham has joined the team to focus on sales and distribution of Ocean Signal’s rescueME and SafeSea ranges of products through the company’s network of distributors and dealers across Europe.
“I am delighted to welcome Colin Greetham on board at such an exciting time for Ocean Signal as we launch the new rescueME MOB1 and EPIRB1 throughout Europe and continue the current momentum with the rescueME PLB1 and SafeSea range,” added Mr Wrigley.
Visit Ocean Signal on stand C171 at this year’s Seawork International.
By Rachael Doyle
