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Centristic

Bulk materials handling equipment and structural steelwork for quarrying, recycling, bulk handling and construction businesses

Newton Abbot, United KingdomFounded 1981centristic.co.ukWebsite technologies

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  • Hiring6 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07

About Centristic

Centristic designs, fabricates and installs bulk materials handling equipment, including conveyors, hoppers, feeders, crushing and screening equipment, and aggregate bins. It also supplies structural and architectural steelwork for the construction industry, with design, installation, commissioning and maintenance services.

Customers include businesses in quarrying, bulk handling, recycling and construction, as well as local contractors. Projects are delivered on a turnkey or package basis and can include detailing, fabrication, erection and ongoing operational support.

Centristic Limited is headquartered in Newton Abbot, Devon, and serves customers throughout the UK. It was founded in 1981 according to registry facts; its company profile gives 1982 as the founding year. The company is hiring for engineering, fabrication, installation and apprentice roles.

Product: Designs, fabricates and installs bulk materials handling equipment and structural and architectural steelwork.

Jobs at Centristic (6)

Centristic is hiring for 6 roles in manufacturing, based in Newton Abbot.

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