Safety eyewear is traditionally linked to protection against visible dangers like flying debris, sparks, or chemical splashes. But alongside these, growing evidence points to the need for addressing less obvious risks [Read More]

ENGINEERS WITHOUT Borders UK’s award-winning Engineering for People Design Challenge returns for the 2026/27 academic year, inviting students to explore the opportunities and challenges facing three communities on Peru’s northern coastline. [Read More]

BABCOCK WANSON Group is entering a new chapter in its growth journey, appointing Geoffroy Durandet as its new CEO. [Read More]

FIVE YOUNG people from Salford have gained first-hand experience of a working factory, as part of an initiative helping 16 to 24-year-olds develop skills and explore routes into manufacturing employment. [Read More]

As investment in UK data centres reaches record levels, a new challenge is emerging: making sure MRO supply chains are mature enough to support always-on infrastructure [Read More]

Europe’s manufacturing sector is confronting a defining challenge: a persistent shortage of skilled CNC operators, programmers and precision machinists. For a region built on engineering excellence, this is not a signal of industrial decline but a moment of transition. As technology reshapes production, the issue is not that jobs are disappearing. Instead, roles are evolving faster than traditional skills pipelines can supply them. Tezmaksan CEO Hakan Aydogdu explains why closer collaboration between people and automation is key to turning the skills gap into a long-term advantage. [Read More]

BAKERS BASCO'S investigations team has completed its first operational visits to the Isle of Man and Isle of Wight in almost two decades, recovering more than 340 pieces of bakery equipment and strengthening relationships with businesses across both islands. [Read More]

When J.G. Kelly Supplies took delivery of the first-ever Combilift C-Series 28 years ago, nobody would have predicted it would still be in daily operation today, says Paul Kelly [Read More]