JTB Solutions: Next Generation Engineering Consumables and Tooling Supplied with Expertise, Enthusiasm and Energy.
JTB Industrial Solutions (JTB) intends to move forward and make its mark by offering ‘next generation’ engineering solutions to fast-growing base of loyal customers.
Next Generation Engineering Consumables and Tooling means recognising the country’s engineering pioneers, as well as being prepared to pivot as quickly as required.
This is according to JTB Managing Director Joash David, who heads up this young, energised importer and distributor of engineering consumables, equipment and accessories to a wide variety of industry sectors, both locally and pan-Africa.
David explains: “JTB Industrial Solutions is still a relatively new company, having begun trading in 2019. However my team and I have more than 5 decades of experience in the engineering and tooling environment between us.
It is also important to me to acknowledge that I stand on the shoulders of South Africa’s engineering pioneers who came before me, some of whom I have been privileged to be mentored by, and to have worked with very closely.
These prior relationships have helped me on my journey and allowed me to step into my role as JTB founder and Managing Director.
Having built a very solid foundation with the assistance and encouragement of these industry ‘giants’, it is now my personal mission – as the ‘next generation’ in the industry – to offer the latest, cutting-edge ‘next-generation’ technology and solutions to our customers,” he says.
JTBs Next Generation Engineering Consumables and Tooling covers industry sectors such as engineering and fabrication, automotive engineering, mining, aerospace, agriculture, petrochemical, further education and training, and food and beverages.
Joash David, Managing Director at JTB Industrial Solutions.
Peter Hughes, Operations Manager at JTB Industrial Solutions.
This article was first published on African Petro Chemicals.co.za by Ashni Padiachie.
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