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Addendum (HTML tags permitted) <p><strong>Occupation:</strong> (Aftersales product manager for fork lift truck manufacturer.)<br> <strong>Family: </strong>Married 7 years, no kids<br> <strong>Interests:</strong> My main obsession (Suzanne says it's definatly not a hobby)is a large collection of British post war military vehicles. They range from a Thorneycroft Antar tank transporter(complete with its trailer) to an Austin Champ (British equivalent to the Jeep).<br> <strong>Famous Moments:</strong> Knocked out Johnny Maher in a scrap by the bike sheds after a toussle in the tuck shop Q.<br> <strong>Other Information: </strong>Went straight to work for Renold Chain at Burnage as a Technician apprentice, transfered to Renold Research & Development, Style after 12 months. completed apprenticeship. worked in automotive R&D for 2 years then left before financial colapse to work as a field service engineer for BT Rolatruc fork lift trucks. Promoted to Teritory Service Manager after 18 months. Became engineering services manager after 5 years(looking after a team of 30 field service engineers in the north west). In 1996 took on the role of UK Aftersales Product Manager for counter balance trucks.</p>
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