Best practice guide and a new appointment
The latest news from BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) concerns its best practice guide for food and beverage processors, the announcement of a new vice president, and details of its nominated charity
The latest news from BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) concerns its best practice guide for food and beverage processors, the announcement of a new vice president, and details of its nominated charity
A survey of compressed air users has revealed that a significant number of those using non BCAS members are dissatisfied and worse 19 per cent could be left non-compliant with health and safety and environmental standards.
The latest news from BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) focuses on new appointments, its Pressure and Leak Testing guide, and the need for independent supplier reviews
CE Marking post Brexit and Industry 4.0 are topics for BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) in this issue of IP&E.
The Brexit process and safe piping, are topics tackled by BCAS (British compressed Air Society) in this issue of IP&E
BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) explains an update to the EU Fluorinated Gas (F-Gas) regulation and gives details of a free associate membership offer that will be launched at Air-Tech 2018
In addition to commenting on changes to ISO 8573-2 standard for oil analysis, BCAS (British Compressed Air Society) has news of two award winners – one ]has received a lifetime achievement award; the other is encouraging more young people to become engineers
BCAS is a key member of Pneurop, the European committee of manufactures of compressors, vacuum pumps and pneumatic tools, acting as secretariat for a number of Pneurop committees and as chair of the national secretaries. Tim Preece, BCAS technical officer reports on some of the key areas of focus for the committee
This September Vanda Jones will have been executive director of the British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) for three years. Here, she looks back at some of the highlights, as well as some of the challenges the Society’s faced
The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) is the UK’s sole trade association representing the interests of the vacuum and pressure industry. As such, it provides a forum for organisations working in the same industry. But what other benefits does membership of a trade association bring? BCAS consider the issue
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