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A Master of Steels and Brass: Ding Zai
By night, he is a passionate musician who can masterfully make a piece of brass sing. Of course, using perfect gas control through the mouthpiece.
March 27, 2023
Halifax Fan globally has many employees dedicated to the design and manufacture of industrial fans.
Although there are many varied skills in this pursuit, Halifax recognises the dedication of all of these personnel and likes to think of them as FAN:gineers. The application, design and building of high quality industrial fans is a highly specialised and extremely technical undertaking. The term FAN:gineer recognises our their special skills collectively under the proud banner of the Halifax family.
By night, he is a passionate musician who can masterfully make a piece of brass sing. Of course, using perfect gas control through the mouthpiece.
Our success is greatly attributed to the contributions of our female FAN:gineers. We always aim to maintain the highest standards of product quality, customer satisfaction, innovation, and engineering thinking.
Happy New Year to our ‘FANS’ and what a milestone we are celebrating this week with Wayne. He started back with Halifax Fan in 1998,
As many of you, especially our Yorkshire friends will know it was Yorkshire day this week, yesterday we had the UK team out with a 70’s theme celebrating this special day.
Yesterday was a day of mixed feelings, we bid farewell to Neil Baker and wished him all the best for his retirement.
Former CEO of General Motors Corporation , Alfred P. Sloan said: “you can take all my assets but if you just leave my organization with me, I can make back all my lost assets in five years.” Clearly his experience is that a company’s people are its most valuable asset.
Today Halifax Fan celebrated the retirement of Michael Rothwell. Skilled sheet-metal worker Mick, affectionately known as ‘Rozzer’, has been a key part of our fabrication team for 28 years.
For the past four years at our Halifax Fan headquarters in Brighouse, we have been investing in our future UK manufacturing base by employing engineering apprentices.
