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Yesterday we had a small celebration for the retirement of Tony Winstanley who has been a stalwart of HCM’s technical team for 42 years.
Continued investment, a longstanding and loyal workforce, plus the ambition and capabilities to supply a wide range of blue chip customers have enabled a UK toolmaker to grow in stature over the past 50 years.
Here is an interesting fact, HCM Engineering Ltd alongside an Austrian Glazing company designed and manufactured the top window frame cornices for the parliamentary minsters offices opposite big ben - "Portcullis house"
Our new apprentice scheme is proving a big success which our apprentices now getting involved in most parts of our business. Please contact Mike Hanson at
William Gamble has officially retired from HCM Engineering and we will all miss him greatly. He has had almost 13 wonderful years working at HCM and we will all miss him exceedingly.
HCM proud to be members of Automotive Industries; UK Tooling Alliance and SMMT!
In the UK there are around 400 foundries. They are located in all parts of the country, with the main concentrations in the Midlands and South Yorkshire (Sheffield) area.
We are part of a JLR initiative to lobby government to help nurture, train and develop world class engineers back into our industry.
We are proud to announce that after a long bidding process against some fierce competition we can now add Toyota to our ever expanding list of global, blue chip clients. For more information on how HCM can help you please contact
Here at HCM we’d like to congratulate Mobeen Hussain on her recent wedding ceremony!
British Manufacturing is having a re-emergence in its profile and we forget what we actual manufacture contrary to the historical media coverage. Finally we are coming to terms with celebrating what we are capable of as British Engineer’s.
Alan Round officially retired from HCM at the end of october, after 15 years of outstanding service.