Colin's 40 years' service with Translink

Newtownabbey man Colin Smith has received an award from Translink for his 40 years of service. Colin's employment commenced at the Duncrue Street depot as an apprentice. He worked there as a fitter until 1987 before moving to the engineering facility in Belfast. He now works at the Newtownabbey depot. Included: Don Watson. depot engineer, Translink's group chief executive, Chris Conway, Ian Buchanan, area engineer and Jana Rabikova.
By The Newsroom
Published 9th Dec 2016, 14:15 BST
Updated 14th Dec 2016, 13:49 BST
Colin Smith, from Newtownabbey, has received an award from Translink for his 40 years of service. INNT 50-450-CONColin Smith, from Newtownabbey, has received an award from Translink for his 40 years of service. INNT 50-450-CON
Colin Smith, from Newtownabbey, has received an award from Translink for his 40 years of service. INNT 50-450-CON

, service delivery manager.

In June 1990 Colin moved into the new Depot in Newtownabbey and is still working there. Colin is also on the Health and Safety Committee where he makes a valuable contribution.

It is so important to recognise these individuals who have given so many years’ dedicated service to Translink and Public Transport in N.I.

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Pictured with Colin is Don Watson Newtownabbey Depot Engineer, Translink’s Group Chief Executive, Chris Conway, 40 Year Service Award Winner, Colin Smith, Ian Buchanan – Area Engineer and Jana Rabikova, Service Delivery Manager.

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