Rotork Names Withers Technical Director of Its Controls Division

June 21, 2012

Andrew Withers, Rotork Controls Andrew Withers has been appointed Technical Director for Rotork Controls, the electric valve actuation division of the global Rotork flow control engineering group. In

Andrew Withers, Rotork Controls

Andrew Withers has been appointed Technical Director for Rotork Controls, the electric valve actuation division of the global Rotork flow control engineering group. In his new position, Mr. Withers will be responsible for new product developments and research functions involving all of Rotork’s electric actuator product lines. Andrew Withers will be taking over from Graham Ogden who, as Rotork Group Research and Development Director, will now focus on developments encompassing all of the Rotork Group divisions — Controls, Fluid Systems, Gears and Instruments — as well as directing specific strategic group programs.

Mr. Withers joined Rotork in 2002 as a Graduate Electronics Design Engineer following the award of a First Class Honors Degree in Electronic Engineering at the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology. His work has been closely involved with major product developments embracing Rotork’s intelligent IQ electric actuators, the SI/EH electro-hydraulic actuator ranges, and the innovative CVA electric control valve actuator.

Promoted to Senior Engineer in 2009, Mr. Withers became Electronics Design Manager in 2011, where he helped introduce the third- generation flagship Rotork IQ range of intelligent electric valve actuators.

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