Oliver Valves
Hydrogen Valve Technical Entrepreneur

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Scope: UK & International entities
Sector: Emerging market, in the oil and gas and off highway equipment sector for Hydrogen products
Remuneration: Exceptional package for this key executive.
Hydrogen Valve Technical Entrepreneur
We are seeking an experienced entrepreneurial manager to join our recently formed Oliver Hydcovalves company to develop and manage sales of Oliver Hydcovalves entire product range of Valves in the specified territory, for the Oliver Hydcovalves.
About Us
We are a family-owned global company that produces ultra critical valves for the world’s oil, gas and hydrogen industries, where exceptional quality and on time delivery is critical.
With operations spanning the UK, Dubai, Malaysia and India, and a world-class Research & Development centre in Knutsford, we have ambitious plans to grow beyond our £100m turnover.
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Our business model is to sub-contract our components, then assemble at our facilities in Knutsford and Chennai. Our culture is agile, entrepreneurial and decisive. There are no layers of bureaucracy, endless committees or slow-moving approval processes. We value common sense, accountability and action.
The Role:
We now seek a manager with above average entrepreneurial skill to take this product range into new fields involving hydrogen technology
Our products are being well received in Europe, North America, and Asia and have the backing of the Oliver Valves sales offices and distributors
Your skillset will involve a background in engineering and knowledge of oil and gas industry coupled with the ability to create to new market opportunities with this established range of products.


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Who We Are Looking For:
We are looking for a mechanical engineer who has the ability to create new markets and new products relating to hydrogen technology
A backing of an experienced research and development team is available who will have excellent management skill
Remuneration & Package
We offer a very attractive base salary and fringe benefits package commensurate with this level of role.
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