A prominent hydraulics specialist has joined forces with a leading training provider to enhance its dedication to improving workplace safety through comprehensive training.
Saturn Fluid Engineering, which recently established its Aberdeen-based integrity division, Saturn Integrity Management Ltd, has partnered with Fluid Power Scotland (FPS) to offer top-tier training that combines unmatched expertise and facilities, creating a unique proposition.
This collaboration is viewed as a natural extension of Saturn’s existing service offerings, allowing both current and new customers to benefit from an innovative and distinctive offering from two well-established and highly respected entities.
Aimed at professionals in the fluid power industry, the exceptional portfolio includes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills training, available at Saturn’s premises in Dyce, Aberdeen, or at their Dundee headquarters.
Saturn Integrity General Manager Les Brown said: “This collaborative approach works well to enhance the services we already provide so it’s a natural extension which underlines our integrity.
“As well as working well for the development of our own people, this new addition uplevels our offering to customers by working with a company we trust and know to be at the top of its game.”
James O’Regan of Fluid Power Scotland added: “Our commitment to excellence extends beyond the classroom. We offer a blend of traditional learning methods and hands-on practical training.
“Together, Saturn and FPS are dedicated to supporting the fluid power industry, nurturing a culture of continuous learning and innovation.”
Founded by Ewen and Shona Clunie in 2016, Saturn focuses primarily on working with clients across various sectors, including defence, marine, and energy.
The company boasts a strong and enviable track record in delivering dynamic, customer-focused fluid management solutions, leveraging unparalleled technical expertise and support to consistently exceed customer expectations.
International work constitutes approximately 50% of Saturn’s business, and in addition to its headquarters in Dundee and planned expansion in Aberdeen, Saturn already has locations in Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai, and Australia.
