Employee of the Quarter Winners – Q4 2022

Congratulations to Tony Plummer, Ray Fox, Angelica Lockyer and Charlotte Hutt who were voted Employees of the Quarter Q4 2022.

At MS we strive to cultivate an environment in which our colleagues support each other to reach their full potential.

This quarter’s nominees are all highly deserving winners. Despite a range of different professions, parallels can be drawn between the work ethic and strong skillset each member of staff has forged at MS.

Tony’s for his attitude and willingness to embrace challenges, Ray for continually going the extra mile to assist other engineers, Angelica’s work ethic, training new staff, and supporting existing colleagues no matter her own workload, and Charlotte for her efficient response times, organisation and continual positive attitude.

Our EOTQ winners have proved an invaluable component in the growth of MS this year and supported in all areas of business development.

Well done all, keep up the good work!

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From top left: Ray Fox, Angelica Lockyer, Tony Plummer and Charlotte Hutt.

 

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