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News Release from: Manufacturing Advisory Service - London | Subject: MAS hotline
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 August 2003
Front line trouble shooter to London
Manufacturers
Manufacturing expert Daniel Nash (26) is the front-line trouble shooter for the London Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS), a DTI initiative which provides advice to manufacturers in the capital
Manufacturing expert Daniel Nash (26) is the front-line trouble shooter for the London Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS), a DTI initiative which provides advice on improving productivity and profitability to manufacturers in the capital Daniel, formerly technical support and projects co-ordinator for a civil engineering and electronics manufacturer, is the first point of contact for manufacturers who call the London MAS hotline for free advice
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 19 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The London MAS was set up last year to provide the capital's 16,000 manufacturers with expert hands-on support and advice in the face of increasing pressures from overseas competitors.
Already, several manufacturers in the capital have benefited from the organisation's expertise in applying innovative Best Practice techniques to achieve massive improvements.
Manufacturers seeking help from the London MAS hotline can tap into a range of valuable services - from a day's free advice and research to five days' subsidised consultancy with MAS Manufacturing specialists.
"My specific role is to give initial assistance and support to callers and refer them on to our team of manufacturing specialists if necessary, " explained Daniel, who holds an engineering degree in manufacturing systems with business from Kingston University.
The Manufacturing Advisory Service is a DTI supported initiative to provide manufacturers with hands-on support and practical advice.
In London, the MAS is delivered by the Business Link for London, the largest business support organisation in the capital, and EEF South, the regional Engineering Employer's Federation, and is supported by the London Development Agency.
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