articleThe importance of MACH 2021 to the manufacturing industry and the UK economy in general, cannot be overstated. The industry – and the companies within it – needs a rallying point after enduring one of the most challenging periods in its history
blogIn my last column in this magazine I wrote about how we had had to postpone MACH 2020 until January next year due to the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic and the need to go into lockdown.
articleSteel door manufacturer Robust UK and sister firm BGS Intelligent Door Solutions have donated two new doors to Luton Foodbank, replacing worn entrance and fire exit doors that had become a security risk
articleA new survey by the Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA) and Close Brothers Asset Finance, has found that manufacturing and engineering firms are doing more than any other sector to raise awareness of mental health issues among their employees. James Selka DL, CEO, Manufacturing Technologies Association explains more.
articleAs manufacturers struggle to fill engineering vacancies, a new partnership between Mission Community and the MTA is highlighting one of UK industry’s most highly skilled talent pools
articleAs workplace temperatures climb, materials first developed for ski and cycling helmets are moving into industrial PPE to keep workers cooler and safer, explains Chris Ellerby
articleJames Selka, DL, CEO, Manufacturing Technologies Association looks forward to what can be expected from the MACH show in 2020.
newsThe UK manufacturing workforce crisis is well known. Surveys show that some 80% of UK manufacturers struggle to recruit the talents they need to compete and anticipate increasing recruitment pressures linked to the pace of technological change. They are also struggling to access the quantity and quality of provision necessary to upskill their current workforce.
articleIt is finally here; we are just a few short weeks away from opening the doors at the NEC and welcoming thousands of manufacturers and engineers to MACH 2020. The UK’s national manufacturing show runs from 20th – 24th of April and is set be the biggest and best for years, says James Selka, DL, CEO, MTA.
newsDue to the Coronavirus, the Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA), which owns and runs the MACH exhibition on behalf of the industry, has taken the decision to reschedule MACH from April 2020 to January 2021.
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