XBM Field Service Engineer, Nathan Bradley, this week celebrates his 10th anniversary at XBM, having joined as the company’s first ever apprentice.
For a business technology company, good engineers are vital to providing customers with the high levels of service XBM provides day in, day out. Recruited as XBM’s first apprentice engineer in 2014, Nathan has progressed to become one of the business’s most skilled field service engineers.
Having progressed from the apprenticeship in XBM’s Northern Service Hub, to installs and field servicing, Nathan has covered several regions during his 10 years with XBM. He has serviced printers and MFPs from London to the Argyll peninsula on the west coast of Scotland. Nathan enjoys the technical side of his job but, sometimes fortunately, does not mind time behind the wheel either and says that the last leg of the journey through Argyll on the A83 seemed to take forever, but at least the scenery was great.
Praised from his line manager National Field Service, Manager Mark, Cranshaw and Service Director Mick Harrison as talented and conscientious, Nathan’s self-effacing style of humour makes him a genuine please to work with.
XBM Managing Director, Richard Taylor, presenting Nathan with his 10 year service award, congratulated him on the quality of his workmanship and stated he was an asset to the business.
XBM employs apprentices throughout the business and invests in development programmes that have seen staff rise through the ranks to department heads and Richard Taylor commented that, “The apprenticeship and training programmes are vital to the growth of our business. Growing people’s potential within the company creates a wide pool of talented staff who understand and are engaged with our vision and culture and are able to communicate that to customers through excellent customer service.”
[Photo left to right: Richard Taylor, Managing Director XBM Limited, Nathan Bradley, XBM Field Service Engineer]
Title: Nathan Bradley Celebrates 10 Years With XBM