From the desk of John Marshall. When I joined KPR in 2003 I had no idea what I was getting involved in, the only aspect that made it attractive was my ex-boss had joined them two months prior to me joining. What appealed to me about working with him again was the understanding we’d developed over the years, he’d been my mentor through the early years of my career, and we’d developed a very good understanding of each other’s characteristics and business ethics.
The future of both overland and in plant conveyor systems shall incorporate a holistic approach to designing of systems taking into account key design elements at the early stages of design concept including cognisance of life cycle costing of the operating system (discussed later). Simple, economical design, reduced maintenance and components that don’t spend their life imprisoned.
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