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08/07/2019 Veolia helps Dwr Cymru Welsh Water to enhance sustainability through process ... A water services contract with Veolia is now helping Dwr Cymru Welsh Water to manage and optimise process control, improve sustainability and deliver savings of more than £440,000. » Read More

05/07/2019 SOE Symposium connects maintenance and data On the 7 November, a new Society of Operations Engineers (SOE) Symposium in Birmingham will give delegates the opportunity to discover how a data driven world will inspire change and opportunity in engineering. » Read More

05/07/2019 World-famous hotel and golfing resort specifies Vitodens boilers Climate solutions provider Viessmann has provided environmentally-friendly heating solutions to The Belfry Hotel & Resort, a familiar scene for Ryder Cup golf tournaments. » Read More

04/07/2019 Chopper pumps solve dry dock pumping problems P&M Pumps has supplied two self-priming Vaughan Chopper pumps to replace two dry-dock sump scavenge pumps in Aberdeen Harbour. » Read More

03/07/2019 Yaskawa Motoman provides robot solution for new automated paint centre The latest example of motion control and robotics specialist Yaskawa Motoman’s expansion into new manufacturing applications is its involvement in a new state-of-the-art automated robotic painting technical centre in Derby. » Read More

02/07/2019 Carr’s Group bolsters position in engineering with acquisition Carr's, the agriculture and engineering group, has announced the acquisition of the entire issued share capital of NW Pump & Valve, the holding company of NW Total Engineered Solutions, for a total cash consideration of up to £9.6 million. » Read More

28/06/2019 Siemens launches Industry 4.0 curriculum for universities Siemens has announced a new academic teaching programme called Connected Curriculum, 18 months after launching its MindSphere Innovation Network (MINe), in partnership with higher education providers. » Read More

27/06/2019 Bridgestone helps Tokyo 2020 venues get earthquake-ready Bridgestone Corporation has supplied its seismic isolation bearings to two newly-constructed permanent venues that will host competitions during the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020. » Read More

26/06/2019 Motor monitoring improves equipment reliability for EDF Energy Hartlepool power station in County Durham opened in 1983 and is one of seven UK nuclear power stations built using two Advanced Gas Cooled Reactors (AGR). Owned and run today by EDF Energy, the 1,185MW plant is scheduled to continue ... » Read More

25/06/2019 Technical experts in maintenance & reliability for new-look Maintec seminar ... Maintec, the exhibition dedicated to the UK’s maintenance, reliability and asset management industry, has released the first details of its 2019 seminar programme. » Read More

24/06/2019 Support announced for women returning to jobs in agriculture The Scottish government has announced that up to £5 million is to be invested in supporting women to return to work following a career break – with a particular focus on the agricultural sector. » Read More

21/06/2019 World’s ‘most powerful’ fully-electric ferry ready for Danish waters The Ellen E-ferry, which claims to be the world’s most powerful fully-electric ferry, is close to entering passenger operations. » Read More

20/06/2019 Liebherr and Port of Sunderland hit new high Crane manufacturer Liebherr has given a lift to Port of Sunderland, as demand for its products from overseas continues to soar. » Read More

19/06/2019 SOE appoints Sir John Parker as new Patron The Society of Operations Engineers (SOE) has appointed former Royal Academy of Engineering President Sir John Parker (pictured) as its new Patron. » Read More

19/06/2019 Doughnut maker opts for Fortress failsafe protection Investment in four Stealth Metal Detectors from Fortress Technology has underpinned an expansion programme for North American bakery company, Doughnut Peddler. The presence of metal detectors has enabled the doughnut producer to elevate ... » Read More

17/06/2019 Axil delivering total waste management solutions for Whirpool UK Appliances Whirlpool UK Appliances, part of Whirlpool Corporation, a manufacturer of major home appliances, has selected waste management company Axil Integrated Services to deliver total waste management solutions at its UK sites. » Read More

14/06/2019 New Aston Martin plant now producing cars Luxury British carmaker Aston Martin Lagonda has started to produce cars at its second UK manufacturing plant, as the latest pre-production models of the first SUV, the Aston Martin DBX, are built. » Read More

13/06/2019 Emerson to enhance BASF chemical plant As part of its five-year investment to boost capacity and operational excellence within its global plastics additives business, BASF has awarded Emerson a multi-million-dollar contract to modernise automation software and controllers at ... » Read More

12/06/2019 Robox Aqua helps overcome space restrictions on feed barges Marine equipment, technology and engineering business Gael Force Group has specified compact Robox Aqua blower technology from Gardner Denver’s Robuschi brand, to help it to overcome challenging space restrictions on the company’s marine ... » Read More

11/06/2019 UK diagnostic engineering research centre expands into China Universities in the UK and China have teamed up to create a research network that aims to ensure that machines ranging from aero engines to wind turbines operate as reliably and efficiently as possible, leading to cost savings and ... » Read More

10/06/2019 JCB Teletruk technology for Freshways following trial Freshways produces and distributes some six million litres of milk per week from its processing facility in Acton, West London, and operates additional retail distribution sites in Leeds, Manchester, Derby, Coventry, Cardiff, Birmingham ... » Read More

07/06/2019 Leicester tech centre to boost Eriks’ capabilities in flow control engineering Eriks UK has opened a new facility within its Flow Control Technology Centre in Leicester, which is said to bring together specialist knowledge and components in all aspects of industrial flow control systems under one roof. » Read More

06/06/2019 Extreme arc flash blast hospitalises worker Thirty-year-old Eddie Smith, a father of one, was working on site in his role as team leader for construction firm Clancy Docwra when the jackhammer he was using to break ground hit a high voltage cable. » Read More

05/06/2019 LEEA launches military transition scheme The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) has launched a 75–75 military transition scheme, as part of its 75th anniversary celebrations. » Read More

04/06/2019 Speedy Asset Services extends VisionTrack video telematics solution Tool, plant and specialist equipment supplier Speedy Asset Services is adopting video telematics technology as standard on all new vehicles, as part of the company’s commitment to road safety and fleet risk reduction. » Read More