
Technical services for polymer processors and their OEM customers
These services have a single, over arching aim - to ensure North East small and medium-sized companies have access to affordable specialist product development and production expertise that their larger competitors take for granted.
Depending on the needs of individual clients, this can mean providing solutions to specific technical problems in key areas of product development, material selection, tooling design and production. Equally, it can mean helping them increase competitiveness by adopting the most appropriate modern management techniques and tools.
Complementing of these core activities are polymer industry information services, ongoing demonstrations of new technology, workshops & seminars and a regular newsletter featuring industry information, technology and legislation updates, along with regional success stories.
Scope of servicesThis project represents the new era in technical support for polymer industry SMEs.
Developed in close consultation with industry, it is directly relevant to the needs of small/medium-sized companies operating in highly competitive market places;
An industry advisory group helps ensure it responds quickly and effectively to changing needs;
It is based at the North-East area polymer centre, the facility established by Stockton Riverside College to provide the focus for polymer industry support and training in the Northeast;
It provides access to industry trained personnel with experience and expertise in the key areas of tooling design, processing, sustainable manufacturing and modern management tools and techniques;
Part-funded by the European regional development fund, its services are available on an 'ability to pay' basis.
Key contact: Peter Goring, Polymer centre manager
Stockton Riverside College Harvard Avenue Stockton-On-Tees TS17 6FB United Kingdom
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