Steve Fletcher, Joint Head of Corporate at Gallagher’s UK Retail Birmingham Office, shares how the manufacturing industry is adapting to a more complex risk environment—and why insurance has a bigger role to play than ever before. Q: How would you describe the current state of the manufacturing sector? It’s a sector that’s shown incredible resilience, […]
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Steve Briscall, National Training Manager and Sam Cook, Technical Training Manager, at Rushlift offer a five-point plan for uplifting fleet performance A vast number of businesses are critically dependent on the smooth running of their forklift truck fleet. And yet, how well planned, maintained and managed is the average fleet? How sophisticated is the analysis […]
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Attributed to Chris Lloyd, Managing Director, Spelsberg els UK Ltd To develop an industrial enclosure that achieves a seamless user experience requires an in-depth process at its foundation. To prioritise competing requirements and realise them through design and manufacture relies on a collaborative approach that spans multiple disciplines. This organisational framework is important to not […]
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A growing number of businesses are exploring automated projected safety signage as a more effective way to highlight hazards, reduce accidents and improve workplace safety. That’s according to Projected Image, leading UK suppliers of LED gobo projectors and experts in providing projected safety signage for businesses in sectors ranging from warehousing and logistics to automotive […]
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We speak to David Maitland, Operations Director at Air Products, about the vital role industrial gases play in keeping manufacturing industries moving – and how the latest innovations in production technology are helping manufacturers lower emissions, boost energy efficiency and make meaningful progress toward decarbonisation. From cryogenic distillation to cutting-edge oxyfuel combustion, David walks us […]
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Postgraduate training that is personalised, flexible and taught by experts – that is what’s on offer from the Nuclear Technology Education Consortium (NTEC), whose unique course aims to create the UK’s next generation of nuclear experts, with the skills to secure a sustainable and safe nuclear industry. Seven educational organisations in the UK who work together as […]
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Attributed to Julie Chapman, Head of Manufacturing and Engineering, Duncan & Toplis As technology evolves over time, it is crucial that business practices follow suit so they are not left behind by competitors who are more welcoming of digital advancements that can free up valuable resources and company time. In July 2020, the European Commission […]
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The global energy landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace. With the increased adoption of renewable energy sources and the drive for a more sustainable future, the demand for efficient energy storage has never been greater. Enter Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) the backbone of modern energy infrastructure, ensuring stability, resilience, and efficiency in power […]
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AI and machine learning methods can be used across a battery’s entire life, from material discovery and cell testing to second-life assessment, to enhance new developments and diagnostic capabilities. IDTechEx’s report, “AI-Driven Battery Technology 2025-2035: Technology, Innovation and Opportunities“, explores predictions and innovation possibilities within the sector over the next decade, stating that employing AI […]
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New findings released for World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28th April Four-fifths (80%) of frontline manufacturing workers in the UK trust AI and automation to keep them safe at work, amid wider concerns about potential job losses, according to new research. The findings were released for World Day for Safety and […]
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