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24/06/2013 Cameron to announce bid to create 100,000 engineering technicians Prime Minister David Cameron is to announce a new initiative to help create 100,000 registered engineering technicians over the next five years. » Read More


21/06/2013 Record-breaking traverser for Port of Felixstowe Heavy lifting specialist Mechan has installed the largest capacity rail traverser in the UK – to move freight locomotives between lines at the Port of Felixstowe's new North Rail Terminal. » Read More


20/06/2013 Jam Busters VSD hire service ready for take off Several ready-to-run variable speed drive control cabinets built by automation firm SoftStart UK are now being made available for industrial hire. » Read More


19/06/2013 Top safety accreditation awarded to Vickers Electronics Vickers Electronics has been accredited by Safecontractor for its commitment to health and safety. » Read More


18/06/2013 Question time for Deputy Prime Minister at Siemens Newcastle Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg took questions from 100 employees at Siemens, Newcastle last Friday (14 June 2013) in an informal session organised by the alongside the Local Economic Partnership. » Read More


18/06/2013 Chemical plant secures £10m productivity boost SABIC's chemical plant on Teeside is reporting £10 million a year in productivity gains, thanks to an improvement programme that has transformed equipment effiency and workforce engagement. » Read More


17/06/2013 Spill prevention and containment – a better way The British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) and Environment Agency (EA) have published a report, entitled 'Best Practice in Spill Prevention in the Waste Management Industry' – echoing the recent call to action from the Waste Industry ... » Read More


14/06/2013 Ascendant tests show Asco filter regulators speed ESD response Valve automation specialist Ascendant Technologies has selected filter regulators from Asco Numatics to help improve its valves response performance. » Read More


14/06/2013 BCAS celebrates 25 years in compressed air business Air compressors distributor and system builder BCAS has celebrated 25 years in business, with growth that the firm puts down to good relationships with premier OEMs including CompAir, Hydrovane and Elmo Rietschle. » Read More


13/06/2013 EDF Energy selects Alstom for West Burton and Cottam power retrofit The West Burton and Cottam coal-fired power stations are to get Alstom retrofit intermediate pressure (IP) turbines, , designed to improve efficiency and extend the life of the turbines. » Read More


13/06/2013 Second phase of energy entrepreneurs fund launched today Edward Davey, Secretary of State for DECC (the Department of Energy and Climate Change) today (13 June 2013) launched the second phase of its Energy Entrepreneurs Fund. » Read More


12/06/2013 Manufacturers looking in wrong places for energy savings Manufacturers are still looking in the wrong places for energy savings, according to an energy report by our sister publication Works Management, sponsored by ABB. » Read More


12/06/2013 Variable speed compressor solves trailer plant expansion issues Trailers manufacturer Bradley Doublelock – which is currently increasing production at its Bingley, West Yorkshire, plant – is reporting that a variable-speed package has solved its changing air power requirements. » Read More


11/06/2013 KDC Group wins £1.4 million Viridor contract Demolition, decommissioning and remediation firm KDC has won a £1.4 million contract with Viridor, the recycling, renewable energy and waste management firm. » Read More


11/06/2013 Good automation projects need youth and experience Schaeffler UK is advocating a blend of engineering youth and experience for good automation projects, having recently implemented several successful systems across its manufacturing plant in Llanelli, South Wales. » Read More


10/06/2013 ABB buys Dynamotive: expands drives and motors service ABB is acquiring Coalville-based Dynamotive this month (June 2013) to expand its service offering in low and medium voltage drives and motors. » Read More


10/06/2013 Bauer industrial gearboxes deliver 1.5 million Nm torque High-torque helical, bevel-helical and planetary gearboxes designed to deliver up to 1.5million Nm of torque are now available under a new Drive Applications service, from Bauer. » Read More


10/06/2013 Brevini engineered gearbox keeps rock salt moving A challenging drive and gearbox re-engineering and replacement project has recently been completed by Brevini Power Transmissions at an unnamed mine in Cheshire on-time, and on budget. » Read More


07/06/2013 Innovative pumped mixing maximises anaerobic digestion Anglian's Water is reporting a payback of less than two months on a pilot scheme on one of five digesters at its Great Billing sewage treatment works, due to an innovative pumping system. » Read More


07/06/2013 Oil-free and Class 0 air poorly understood, says Mattei Plant managers are including using the terms 'oil-free' and 'Class 0' on tender documents for air compressers, but Mattei says it is concerned that some do not have a clear understanding about what they mean. » Read More


06/06/2013 Green energy training kicks off at Pipe and Climate Centres Wolseley UK is rolling out a national training course on green technology for staff at the Pipe Centre and Climate Centre. » Read More


06/06/2013 Rolls-Royce and EEF want Britain’s best young engineers A nationwide hunt has been launched by EEF (the manufacturers' organisation) and Rolls-Royce, aimed at finding the UK's most talented young engineers of the future. » Read More


05/06/2013 Norway starts world’s largest heat pump district heating plant The world's largest district-wide natural heat pump system, providing 13MW for Drammen, near Oslo, Norway, has been built using a heat pump package developed by Star Refrigeration of Glasgow. » Read More


04/06/2013 FCC improves waste to energy efficiency with new compressors Recycling and waste management firm FCC Environment is turning waste into energy more efficiently at its Nottingham processing site, with a little help from a new compressor and filtration package from Atlas Copco. » Read More


03/06/2013 Rockwell publishes first Process Safebook 'Process Safebook 1: Functional Safety in the Process Industry' is a new free publication from Rockwell Automation that explains the principles and standards around achieving safety in process applications. » Read More
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