Stuart Broadbent Email & Phone Number

Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Preston, United Kingdom

Stuart Broadbent is Obsolescence Director at Alstom, responsible for all aspects of obsolescence management in Alstom. He is addressing the challenge of reconciling the long life-cycle of railway equipment (rolling stock, signalling and infrastructure) with the short development cycles of commercial and industrial equipment and components.He manages a specialist engineering team in France that monitors obsolescence risk and identifies solutions for Alstom systems, and works with a network of engineers working on obsolescence worldwide in Alstom. Alstom's Services business offers obsolescence management services to its customers using the tools and techniques developed for its own maintenance and parts activities.He joined the rail industry in 1980 as a graduate engineer with GEC Traction and has worked in a variety of commercial, engineering, information systems, logistics, manufacturing, projects and rolling stock maintenance roles in GEC, GEC Alsthom and Alstom, in the UK and in France, bringing a wealth of experience to a topic that needs to look forwards as well as back.#mobilitybynature

Preston, United Kingdom

Leads the sales team for spare parts, component overhaul and rolling stock modernisation products, and the Customer Services team responsible for day-to-day contact with customers.

Preston, United Kingdom

Responsible for Logistics and Projects for Alstom's UK Train Life Services (Parts & Renovation) business delivering spare parts, modernisation products and other services to the rail industry.Developed business unit's product offerings, winning and delivering projects for integrated spare parts management and train modernisation

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Led rolling stock maintenance projects for Alstom Transport across the UK (London, Chester, Glasgow), managing the transition from new train build projects into long term service contracts for four fleetsHead of Materials & Purchasing for Alstom's UK Maintenance business

Preston, United Kingdom

Development and implementation of Information Systems policy including ERP implementation (SAP) and implementation of Lotus Notes mail and intranet

Villeurbanne Area, France

I was responsible for an electronics manufacturing plant with turnover of £30 million per year and 200 employees, producing printed circuit assemblies, power supplies, wired racks, tested systems and other electronics assemblies. Production was low-volume - high variety (60,000 boards per year) for rail industry.

Preston, United Kingdom

Manufacturing Manager for rolling stock control equipment, leading lean manufacturing initiatives, reducing production leadtime by 75%, doubling output with a 25% reduction in inventory and 20% less indirect staff.

Preston, United Kingdom

Ma, Engineering

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