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The SCL board of Directors are pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Starkey as the SCL Quality Manager.
Paul, as many of our clients will know, has worked as a member of our Technical Team for the last four years undertaking the role of Laboratory Manager.
With a demonstrable career held within PCB fabrication spanning greater than 20 years, Paul has held management positions within engineering, quality assurance and laboratory analysis. Without a doubt Paul’s in-depth understanding of PCB manufacture will be an asset to both SCL and its clients maintaining both our QMS and product integrity to very high standards.
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