Introducing Claire Cameron, our Sales Administrator.

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Meet The Ambic Team……

Introducing Claire Cameron, our Sales Administrator.

In February this year, Claire Cameron joined the Ambic Team as a Sales Administrator.

She brings a solid background in service, transport, and customer service roles, highlighting her excellent interpersonal skills, reliability, and commitment to helping others.

With prior experience in customer-facing and operational environments, Claire has developed a keen understanding of client needs, logistics, and the delivery of effective service.

Outside of work, Claire enjoys the outdoors and spends her time walking and fishing.

Claire has seamlessly integrated into the Ambic Team, and we are delighted to have her on board.

Welcome to the Team!

 

 

BumBullbee joins the Ambic Family

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BumBullbee – Formally of Oxford Brookes University now resides at Ambic Equipment Limited, Witney along with our own Daisy the blue and white friesian.

BumBullbee was part of the celebrated OxTrail and fund-raising campaign for Sobell House Hospice.

It all started at a Summer Garden Party when Managing Director Richard Hiley was introduced to Nikki Gracey – Relationships Fundraising Manager for Sobell House Hospice Charity, by Ian Bingham, Ambic’s IP Attorney at IPAssets. Ian has been a supporter of Sobell House Hospice for many years and when he won a second Ox at the auction asked if Ambic Equipment Limited would be willing to offer BumBullBee a home.

The creation of renowned artist Lynne Hollingsworth Artist . “This cute BumBULLbee merges the robust nature of a bull with the beauty of a bee. I wanted this design to be a thought-provoking reminder of the bee and its pivotal role in our ecosystem. Just as strong as an ox, these tiny creatures are indeed mighty. I wanted to create a playful reminder of the need to protect our environment and the vital role of bees in sustaining our planet’s biodiversity.”

BumBullbee was originally sponsored by Oxera Consulting LLP.

Nikki has some more fund-raising plans coming up and Ambic hope to be involved earlier in these, raising monies for this worthy local charity who provide palliative and end-of-life care to adults living in Oxfordshire with a life-limiting illness, and support to their family and friends.

Quarter Milk Isolator Lid -Colour Change

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In an effort to minimise our environmental impact, we have decided to standardise our QMI Lids with a clear plastic moulding.

This change will not impact on how the QMI Lid performs; but with your help, will enable Ambic to achieve one of our ‘Green’ targets, rather than polluting the environment.

If you have any questions regarding these changes, then please do not hesitate to get in contact with our Sales Team but calling 01993 776555 or emailing sales@ambic.co.uk.

Ambic Product Colour Change – Dip Cup Spreaders

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In an effort to minimize our environmental impact, we have decided to standardise our Dip Cup Spreaders with a black recycled plastic moulding.

This change will not impact on how the Dip Cup performs; but with your help, will enable Ambic to achieve one of our ‘Green’ targets, rather than polluting the environment.

You may have noticed another Ambic initiative with our more sustainable packaging policy, which we intend to expand over the next financial year. We look forward to continuing this work in partnership with our customers.

If you have any questions regarding these changes, then please do not hesitate to get in contact.

Ambic Equipment Limited

Email: sales@ambic.co.uk

 

Steve Dickin Celebrates 25 years of Service at Ambic

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On the 15th June, we celebrated Steve Dickin reaching 25 years of service at Ambic.

Steve joined us as a Buyer in 1998 bringing with him buying experience, knowledge of MRP systems and his brief background in toolmaking and engineering design.

IT was also another valued skill that Steve offered which has seen the vast improvement of the Ambic Systems and Network.

Overtime and as the business grew, Steve progressed to become the Purchasing Manager and then more recently, Inventory and Admin Manager.

Steve is for sure a valued asset to the Ambic family and we hope the organised celebrations today have shown that to him.

 

Looking to the future…..

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Ambic Equipment Limited would like to introduce 16 year old Finley Lundie-Gordon, the new Apprentice Mechanical Engineer who has joined our experienced Toolroom Team.

Fin attended the Burford School in Oxfordshire, where he studied a BTEC in Engineering alongside his GCSE’s.

Over the next 2 years, Fin will attend Abingdon and Witney College on a part-time basis and work towards his Level 2 Apprenticeship (Engineering Operative).

Ambic are keen for Fin to develop further by advancing on to L3 Apprenticeship (Engineering Technician) specialising in tool making and maintenance.

Celebrating 30 Years of Service

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Last week we celebrated not one but two of our employees reaching 30 years of service at Ambic.

Anne joined Ambic straight from school, starting in the Mouldshop, moving to Assembly and Sales. Anne then left for maternity leave and when she returned she became part of the Purchasing Team where she has remained.

Anne says “30 years at Ambic have been a pleasure. They have always been supportive in my various roles within the business and I hope to stay for many years to come”

Vera joined us as a Multi Skilled Operator and has remained there ever since.

Vera says “I love working here” and added the same as Anne that she “hopes to be here for many years to come.

Both Anne and Vera’s knowledge and skills are the back bone of Ambic and we thank them both for their continued hard work and dedication to Ambic.

Rise of an Engineer

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Ambic Equipment Limited are proud to share the news that Ben Levinson has formally achieved his Level 2 Diploma Certificate in Engineering. Matt Barker – R+D Manager says “ this a great result for Ben, based on hard work and commitment we look forward to supporting Ben through his Level 3 Electronics module next”. Ben has been supported by the entire engineering team and other staff, attend numerous training courses including SoildWorks, Compliance Testing as well as being our PAT engineer. Richard Hiley commented “this is an excellent result for Ben, his positive, can-do attitude and good work ethic will serve him well as he continues along his career path”. We would also like to thank Abingdon and Witney College for their excellent support through the apprenticeship scheme”. Ben will continue to work with Rajesh Shah on Ambic’s Pumping, Dosing and Dilution product range and other bespoke projects.

If you are interested in a Mechanical Apprenticeship at Ambic Equipment Limited through Witney and Abingdon please make contact directly with the college.