productTraining courses added
Mitsubishi Electric has expanded its training offering to include several new courses.
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productSelf-contained production rooms
Providing abrasive blasting, welding and paint spraying facilities, a suite of free-standing self-contained production enclosures have been installed by Hodge Clemco for Advanced Industrial Solutions (AIS), for use during its training courses for the off-shore oil and gas industries.
productIn the picture on thermography
Fluke is offering a series of free thermography seminars throughout the UK and Ireland.
productWashroom range
For the washroom Jangro, a UK network of independent janitorial supply companies, offers a comprehensive selection of paper products and hot air dryers, paper roll towels and individual hand towels including centre feed and hygiene-conscious touch free dispensers.
productHygienic hand towels
Metsä Tissue’s new Katrin Easy Picks provide instant access to clean, hygienic hand towels.
productIn-house assessment centres
Working with a number of well-known companies across the food, drink, pharmaceutical and car manufacturing sectors, MCP provides engineering maintenance skills assessment and development programmes.
productThe Essential Guide to Live Electrical System Inspection
For anyone seeking to improve safety and reliability whilst streamlining the process of inspecting electrical systems and cutting costs, a new publication from IRISS may prove useful.
productNew, In-House Assessment Centres Will Develop Technical Staff Competence
Working with a number of well-known companies across the food, drink, pharmaceutical manufacturing sectors, MCP are providing engineering maintenance skills assessment and development.
newsIndustry leaders join forces to deliver a national apprenticeship scheme
Two of the fork lift truck industry’s leading trade associations have announced plans for a single apprenticeship scheme to cover the whole of the UK.
articleGuidance overhauled to help those who work at height
More than a million British businesses and 10 million workers are estimated to carry out jobs involving some form of work at height every year, and falls are one of the biggest causes of death and serious injury at work. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) recently overhauled its guidance for such activity, setting out in simple terms what to do and what not to do – and debunking common myths that can confuse and mislead employers
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