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Stephens Gaskets are known for manufacturing Shims, and Gaskets, but they also produce a range of metallic, rubber, high temp, and plastic parts, as well as metal pressings and lasered components.
This week's episode covers:
* Why he joined the family business
* How the business compete on price with far eastern manufacturers
* Spotting opportunities to manufacture face shields and face visors to combat the spread of COVID-19
* The dynamic of working in a family business, and the plans for the future
* Buying a warehouse full of Catering Clothing for no reason any of us could fathom.
Visit the Stephens Gaskets website if you'd like to find out more about their products and services: www.stephensgaskets.co.uk
If you work in the metal or engineering sector, join the conversation.
https://linktr.ee/comtongroup
This week's episode covers:
* Why he joined the family business
* How the business compete on price with far eastern manufacturers
* Spotting opportunities to manufacture face shields and face visors to combat the spread of COVID-19
* The dynamic of working in a family business, and the plans for the future
* Buying a warehouse full of Catering Clothing for no reason any of us could fathom.
Visit the Stephens Gaskets website if you'd like to find out more about their products and services: www.stephensgaskets.co.uk
If you work in the metal or engineering sector, join the conversation.
https://linktr.ee/comtongroup
Creators & Guests
What is The Metal Guys Talk Business?
Peter Comerford and Mike Bolton are The Metal Guys! They have worked in the metal sector for over 10 years, a huge global industry that produces more than a billion tonnes of material annually and affects all other industries and walks of life.
They now run a successful recruitment and marketing company servicing the metal and engineering sectors, making them ideally placed to provide impartial, independent insight into the industry, sitting outside the hierarchy of the various stages of the industry from raw material to finished product.
Under the moniker of The Metal Guys, the pair continue to gain insights from - and ask the difficult questions to - the decision makers and technical experts that you won't hear on any other podcast.
If you produce, work with or supply metal, then tune in and join the conversation.