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Automatic Machine Services |
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About us
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Automatic Services (as it was then called) was established by James
Frank Jarrett in 1960 and supplied “one-arm bandits” to Social Clubs,
Pubs and Cafes. A friendly, dedicated individual grew the business
with the help of his wife, Edith Mary into a successful new venture.
Their son, Roger left school and worked as an apprentice with a larger
company for a period of time to gain the necessary know-how to then
work alongside his father in 1966 and assist in developing the company
further.
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Due to a long illness and sometimes being bed ridden Frank, (as he was
known to many) died in 1971 at the age of 60. During this tough time
Roger would bring the “workings” of a faulty machine to his fathers
bedside and carry out the repair following Frank’s expert
instructions. After the death of his father Roger was determined to
continue pursuing the company’s growth and worked and hard at making
Automatic Machine Services a success.
In 1973 Roger took on his first employee and then moved the company
from his garage at home to a larger shop unit in 1982. Some ten years
later in 1992, Rogers’s eldest son, Jason joined the company from
school and encouraged further growth within the company, which
resulted on another move of premises to a purpose built industrial
unit with offices in 1997.
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Following this move and a growing customer base the addition of
further staff was needed. In 2005 Rogers other son Garry joined the
company following work experience with other companies.
To date, Roger, his wife Christine, Jason, Garry and all the staff,
continue to maintain Automatic Machine Services Ltd as the superior
suppliers of all types of gaming and amusement machines throughout the
southeast.
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Automatic Machine Services Ltd - unless stated |
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