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Paul Firth named Chair of National Emissions and Testing Group

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Paul Firth, Emissions Monitoring Technician at Tarmac Cement and Lime, has been elected as the Chairman of the Source Testing Association’s (STA) Process Operators’ Group for 2018-2020.

Paul Firth named Chair of National Emissions and Testing Group

Years of dedication to ensuring emissions monitoring and measuring are first class have led to Paul’s appointment to the leading role within the STA, a non-profit making technical trade group. Its membership comprises more than 200 companies including process operators, regulators, equipment manufacturers, and test laboratories.

Paul, who has been actively involved with the STA for 13 years, will now chair the group as it continues its mission to help UK industries stay at the forefront of technology and incorporate best practice in emissions monitoring.

We congratulate Paul on his new role with the STA," said Dave Shenton, Tarmac Cement and Lime’s Senior Environment Manager. "This news is great recognition for the 13 years Paul has been an active member of the STA. It also highlights the priority approach Tarmac has taken to emissions compliance, especially over recent years with new challenging legislation coming in.”

“As Chairman of this group, I will represent all the process operators’ topics/issues and collate information and data," added Mr Firth. "At the same time, I will be representing Tarmac’s position on emissions monitoring and encouraging all members to discuss case study experiences to ensure we are all working to the best operating standards.”

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