news72% of business data breaches came via unsecured wireless devices
UK businesses need to be more aware of the security vulnerabilities their wireless devices present, according to new research.
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newsThree quarters of young people do not know what an engineer is
Engineering could be one of the most poorly understood STEM careers, with new research from EngineeringUK showing that over three quarters (76%) of young people aged 11 – 19 do not know a lot about what those working in engineering do – and this could have far-reaching implications for all of us.
newsEngineering company fined following fatal head injury
An engineering company has been fined following the death of an employee who was struck on the head by a wooden bearer in the yard of a fabrication workshop.
newsPort operator fined £300,000 after worker struck by falling load
A Liverpool port operating company has been sentenced after a worker was struck by a load falling from two fork lift trucks (FLTs) at the Port of Liverpool in Seaforth.
newsEmotional and technological intelligence is at the heart of the best future leaders
According to an in-depth new research report, if business leaders in the manufacturing and industrial sectors are unable to tap into their emotional intelligence and communicate better, there will be no place for them in the board room.
newsChemical company fined following fall from height
Vertellus Specialties UK Limited has been fined after an employee fell two metres from a ladder and suffered a serious elbow injury.
newsManufacturer fined after two engineers die in explosion
Celsa Manufacturing (UK) Ltd has been fined after an explosion killed two workers and seriously injured another at the Celsa Steelworks site in Cardiff.
newsTwo-thirds of industrial organisations don’t report cybersecurity incidents to regulators
A recent Kaspersky survey has discovered that two-thirds (67%) of industrial organisations do not report cybersecurity incidents to regulators. Though remaining compliant in modern industrial business is a necessity and a driver for investment, there are many factors that influence how companies follow compliance rules.
newsManufacturing company fined after employee loses fingers
A manufacturing company has been fined after a worker’s hand was damaged whilst carrying out machinery repairs.
newsRecycling company fined after employee loses arm
A waste recycling company has been fined after an employee lost part of his arm in a conveyor belt.
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