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We are pleased to announce that Tim Graham is joining Omega Plastics Group as our Moulding Programme Manager. After initially starting on a three-month temporary contract, Tim has been offered and accepted the full time role after demonstrating his strong skillset in this position

As indicated earlier in the week, we have reviewed the guidance for the new national restrictions which came into effect yesterday. We have made any necessary changes to how we are currently working, which we have explained below.

Our number one priority continues to be the safety of our colleagues and the communities in which we operate. We continue to follow the UK government guidance and to regularly review our working practices, to create COVID-secure workplaces at both sites to reduce the risk of infection from COVID-19.

As we continue to navigate the challenges posed by COVID-19, our primary concern remains the health and safety of colleagues and their families and the local communities in which the Group operates. We continue to follow the UK government guidance, to create COVID-secure workplaces at both sites to reduce the risk of infection at work.

Omega Plastics Group is an injection moulding business specialising in the automotive medical, consumer goods and industrial and technical products sectors which has seen rapid growth over the last ten or so years. Now, while other businesses are facing a very uncertain future due to the coronavirus crisis, Omega is in a very strong position with an excellent pipeline of work in the next three years and beyond.

We are delighted that Gary Owen has joined us as Group Finance Director this week. Gary was previously Head of Finance at Responsive Engineering, a contract manufacturer based in the North East. Gary moved to the North East nearly 20 years ago for university where he studied a degree in Accountancy and subsequently studied for his CIMA qualification.

As we continue to manage the challenges posed by COVID-19, our primary concern remains the health and safety of our colleagues and their families and the local communities in which we operate. We continue to follow the UK government guidance as we adapt to the daily changing landscape.

As we continue to manage the challenges posed by COVID-19, our primary concern remains the health and safety of our colleagues and their families and the local communities in which we operate.

We worked with Nissan, Renault Sport, Red Bull Racing, Mercedes F1 and Olympus KeyMed to tool and mould all 11 plastic components needed for the Project Pitlane BlueSky ventilator project. 24/7 working, data to first components within hours, 11 tools and mouldings in 8 days.