Maintec 2020 postponed
Nineteen, organisers of Maintec 2020, have announced that the UK’s premier maintenance engineering event will be postponed until 27th-28th April 2021. The event was due to run this November at the NEC, Birmingham.
Nineteen, organisers of Maintec 2020, have announced that the UK’s premier maintenance engineering event will be postponed until 27th-28th April 2021. The event was due to run this November at the NEC, Birmingham.
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