New appointment at Ulrich Attachments

Attachments manufacturer strengthens team with appointment of Josh Copeland as account manager

ULRICH Attachments Ltd, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of attachments for mobile plant machinery, have strengthened their team with the appointment of Josh Copeland as account manager.

With more than 11 years’ experience, Mr Copeland brings a wealth of knowledge and industry insight to the role, which will see him conducting site surveys, providing customer quotes and liaising with major OEMs and manufacturers, to ensure customers receive the best attachment for their application.

He joins Ulrich from Case Construction, where he began his career as an apprentice at the age of 16. Having started his journey within the sales and administration department, during his decade with the company Mr Copeland worked in numerous divisions, from processing and invoicing, to marketing, demonstrations and sales, giving him a broad overview of the business and a fundamental insight into the industry. 

‘I am delighted to be joining Ulrich Attachments. Having worked for a manufacturer since leaving school, this role will offer a completely new challenge,’ commented Mr Copeland.

‘I am looking forward to seeing the industry from a different angle – working with a diverse range of manufacturers and companies, learning new skills, and getting to know the Ulrich business inside out.

‘Ulrich Attachments are a forward-thinking company, with definite plans and strategies for the future – and I am very excited to be part of that future.’

Welcoming Mr Copeland to the team, sales manager Jason Periam said: ‘We are extremely pleased that Josh has decided to join us. His ‘in-house’ experience will provide us with an alternative view of the industry, which will help us better understand our customers and their needs.

‘Josh is very proactive, offering innovative ideas and thoughts, which we’re sure will be invaluable as we take Ulrich forward throughout 2018. We’re already confident that he will quickly become an instrumental part of our team.’