NIS recently had the pleasure of hosting Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP, Speaker of the House of Commons, and Councillor Alistair Bradley, Leader of Chorley Council, at their facility. The visit highlighted NIS’s impressive journey of growth and showcased their ambitious plans for a sustainable future.
A Legacy of Innovation and Excellence
NIS has been an established business for over 40 years, known for its expertise in designing and manufacturing bespoke plant and equipment. With a reputation built on quality and innovation, NIS has established itself as a leader in providing solutions across a variety of sectors, including nuclear, defence, and further highly regulated industries. Their ability to deliver custom-engineered projects has earned them a loyal client base and recognition within the industry.
During the visit, Sir Lindsay Hoyle and Cllr Alistair Bradley were given an exclusive tour of the NIS facility, where they witnessed firsthand the company’s extensive capabilities. The tour included a look at some of the current projects underway, which exemplify NIS’s commitment in delivering to exacting standards.
A Commitment to Sustainable Growth
The visit also provided an opportunity for NIS to discuss their future plans, particularly their plans to develop the facilities and grow the workforce, with particular focus on young people and apprenticeships.
As NIS looks to the future, their focus remains on expanding their capabilities while staying true to their core values of safety, quality, innovation, and sustainability. The company is planning to invest further in digital and technological advances, aiming to stay ahead of industry trends and continue delivering bespoke solutions that meet the evolving needs of their clients.
Councillor Alistair Bradley, Leader of Chorley Council said, “It was great to visit NIS and see what is an incredibly exciting operation in the heart of Chorley. As a council we value all our businesses and do what we can to support them to thrive. I am so pleased that NIS are prioritising sustainable growth and that they can continue to provide great opportunities through work and training for local people.”
Steve Rothwell, NIS Managing Director, “The welcomed visit by Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP and Cllr Alistair Bradley was not only a celebration of NIS’s past achievements but also a moment to look forward to the exciting developments on the horizon. With a strong foundation and a clear vision for the future, NIS is well-positioned to continue its legacy of excellence for many years to come and maintain our connection with the local community.”
In conclusion, the visit served as a powerful reminder of the vital role that local businesses like NIS play in the broader economic and environmental landscape. Their journey of growth sets a powerful example for others in the industry. As NIS moves forward, they do so with the support and admiration of their community and leaders, ready to tackle the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
