HPSS
Sound, lighting, staging and AV equipment hire and production services for live events, tours and businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About HPSS
HPSS supplies sound, lighting, staging and audiovisual equipment, from dry hire to complete event production. Services include touring support, festivals, corporate events, live streaming and classical concerts, as well as equipment sales.
It serves event organisers, touring artists and corporate clients, providing equipment, technicians, engineering and transport. HPSS Limited was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Hull, United Kingdom; it works across the UK, Europe and other international markets.
Product: Event equipment hire, production and technical support, including sound, lighting, staging, AV, streaming and equipment sales.
Jobs at HPSS
Leadership
- Hugh Jones · Managing DirectorSource: company website
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