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07/10/2015 Process safety competence matters The Institution of Chemical Engineers Safety Centre (ISC) director, Trish Kerin, wins Engineers Australia - John A Brodie Medal – for her paper featuring a new process safety competency. » Read More


07/10/2015 World’s first subsea turbocompressor unit in operation Norwegian Statoil have announced the production start of the world’s first subsea gas compression facility at the Åsgard field in the Norwegian Sea. » Read More


06/10/2015 Measuring vibration where others fear to tread Work with Space Research Centre shows capabilities with small and lightweight system vibration testing » Read More


05/10/2015 Tsubaki takes the lead for Isle of Man TT riders Known for power transmission chains in industry Tsubaki is now proving itself on the racetrack » Read More


05/10/2015 Ground investigation specialists choose Ion Science to measure VOCs Environmental consultancy benefits from the fastest, safest, most accurate and easiest to use PIDs with the lowest running costs » Read More


05/10/2015 Soup company sentenced over worker’s life-changing injuries One of the UK’s most well-known food manufacturers was fined £60,000 after a worker suffered severe injuries while working on one of its production lines. Baxters Food Group appeared at Elgin Sheriff Court after a Health and Safety ... » Read More


02/10/2015 Manufacturers pay above the new National Living Wage, but still fear it will ... New research from EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, shows that the majority of manufacturers will see little impact from the move to implement a National Living Wage, with many already paying above the level currently proposed by ... » Read More


02/10/2015 Intelligent secondary guarding prevents crushing incidents Nationwide Platforms has become the first access hire company to develop and introduce a secondary guarding system designed to prevent a trapping or crushing incident before a collision can occur. » Read More


01/10/2015 Improved data acquisition for a more detailed view of plant operations Yokogawa releases Exaquantum R3.01 plant information management system » Read More


01/10/2015 Compressor control with tomorrow’s technology, today The latest generation in compressed air management systems is the Sigma Air Manager 2 (SAM-2) recently introduced by HPC KAESER. » Read More


30/09/2015 Standard promoting excellence in design of manufactured products gets revised BSI, the business standards company, has revised BS 7000-2 Design management systems – Part 2: Guide to managing the design of manufactured products. » Read More


30/09/2015 Wildacre overcome compressor reliability to make up higher quality cosmetics The company's cosmetics manufacturing machinery are mainly pneumatically powered, but production problems used to be common due to the unreliability of two compressors which had been supplied from a tool hire company. » Read More


29/09/2015 Integrating heat improves efficiency for meat producer Babcock Wanson has completed a project for delicatessen meat producer Puredrive Fine Foods which includes integration of the heating systems for two of Puredrive’s production lines at its processing facility in Corby as part of an ... » Read More


29/09/2015 Emerson and Osisoft team up to help improve plant operations The software simplifies access to HART field device information and feeds it to numerous diagnostic and process optimisation packages » Read More


28/09/2015 CFTS warns that fork lift attachments require inspection CFTS, the body behind the UK’s national scheme for the Thorough Examination of lift trucks, has issued a reminder to truck owners and operators: Thorough Examination is not just for trucks; attachments require inspection too. » Read More


28/09/2015 Health check reduces risk of cyber attack Yokogawa is providing a network health check service to Asahi Kasei Chemicals’ Mizushima Works to enhance plant cyber security » Read More


25/09/2015 Scientists stop and search malware hidden in shortened urls on Twitter Cyber-criminals are taking advantage of real-world events with high volumes of traffic on Twitter in order to post links to websites which contain malware. » Read More


25/09/2015 Controlling cleaning in food processing applications Implementing an effective cleaning process that will deliver the required hygienic standards requires expertise in valve design and process control techniques. » Read More


24/09/2015 Pyroban makes sense of handling chemical waste Fire and explosion is an ever present danger in the highly regulated chemical waste management industry. » Read More


24/09/2015 Saxlund fuel handling a vital part of Markinch biomass CHP plant 120 tonnes of process steam/hour with installed capacity of 65MW to supply power for 56,000 homes » Read More


23/09/2015 Forklift speed limiter enhances efficiency Transmon Engineering has developed the ‘next generation’ of speed limiting and safety devices for forklift trucks to help transport and storage operations heighten safety and reduce costs. » Read More


23/09/2015 Researchers, innovators and local authorities to realise vision for future ... Engineers, ecologists, economists and heritage experts will be among diverse research teams joining with local authorities and innovative business to build successful 21st century cities. » Read More


22/09/2015 Reducing risk with multi-site change management control By introducing change management and version control software from M.A.C. Solutions for all its programmable devices (PLCs) in five production plants across three different Continents, heat exchanger manufacturer SWEP has minimised the ... » Read More


22/09/2015 Wood Group acquisition of Automated Technology Group strengthens automation ... Wood Group has acquired Automated Technology Group (ATG), one of the UK’s largest independent suppliers of control and power solutions for industrial automation. » Read More


22/09/2015 Atlas Copco puts the air into aircraft maintenance at Monarch’s flagship ... A compressed air system from Atlas Copco is playing an integral role in supporting maintenance procedures carried out by Monarch Aircraft Engineering Limited (MAEL) within its multi-million pound, giant hangar facility at Birmingham ... » Read More
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