About XBR Electronics Ltd
XBR Electronics Ltd
An Electronic Centre, servicing Rail needs has
existed on this site since the 1960s.
Its 1994 and the British Rail
Southern Region Electronics Repair Centre or the "lab
as it was affectionately known "is consigned to history" in
the wake of a newly privatised Rail industry.
Realising the continuing need
for a “Lab” servicing Rail electronics, XBR Electronics Ltd
was formed by the former management of the “Lab”, Martyn
Clare, Andrew Poar and David Porter, the Directors, "it rose
like a phoenix from the post apocalyptic de-nationalisation
of the rail industry and shone like an entrepreneurial
beacon".
Within 3 months of the Closure,
the “Lab” had been re invented as XBR Electronics Ltd, re
equipped, and was providing a service to many of the
emerging new rail businesses. Within the first year a
Quality Management System had been developed and
subsequently accredited to BS EN ISO 9002. We continue to
provide a Quality Electronic Service with a management system based on BS EN
ISO 9001:2015, to not only the Rail industry
but to all industry.
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