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Testers help deliver PAT training

SEAWARD TESTERS are being specified by a commercial training company to deliver improved levels of PAT (portable appliance testing) training to organisations across the UK.

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Maintec rescheduled to be part of M&E Week

MAINTEC, THE UK’s only dedicated exhibition for Industrial, Buildings & Supply Chain Maintenance Engineering, has been rescheduled and will now take place on 8-9 June 2022 as part of an exciting new series of manufacturing and engineering events.

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IPE Live digital conference is go!

IPE LIVE is a new free-to-attend digital conference brought to you by the team behind Industrial Plant & Equipment magazine. Taking place on Wednesday 20 October 2021, attendees will have access to the extensive interactive online programme as well as the opportunity to gain CPD points.

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Focus on decarbonisation

With less than 200 days to go until the opening of MACH 2022, the first national gathering of the UK engineering community post-COVID-19, excitement is mounting for the much-anticipated event.

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Novel machining lands substantial weight reduction

DECADES OF combined experience in manufacturing techniques and tooling has seen the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) overcome one of its biggest challenges to date – machining an aircraft bogie beam and axle assembly that aims to be 20% lighter to improve the efficiency of landing gears and support the vision for cleaner aviation.

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New Engineering Supply Chain Show

THE MAUFACTURING Technologies Association (MTA) has announced a new Engineering Supply Chain Show which will run alongside MACH 2022 at NEC, Birmingham, 5-7 April 2022.

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A touchy subject

Daniel Took talks touchpoint areas and the importance of keeping washrooms clean to a high standard to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria as we continue to navigate COVID-19

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Calls to consider West Midlands for Gigfactory site

INNOVATION LEADERS in the West Midlands have called on the UK Government to consider the region as a home for the UK’s next Gigafactory. Dr Clive Hickman, the leader of the Manufacturing Technology Centre, and Margot James, the executive chair at WMG, University of Warwick have made the West Midlands’ compelling case for a new battery technology Gigafactory, which would support the heart of the UK’s auto industry.

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