The latest in mobile plant technology, construction workforce challenges, closing the skills gap with apprenticeships, compressor overhauls and revamps and more in the first edition of Operations Engineer for 2026.
Data reveals that 2025 was another volatile year for operators, MPRS a natural fit for Keltruck as they achieve Platinum, emergency services embrace the EV transition, and more in the first edition of Transport Engineer for 2026.
This edition covers the IRTE HGV Skills Awards, recent partnerships, and news from our regional centre around the UK.
The Society of Operations Engineers (SOE) is pleased to announce that the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is actively investing in the professional development of Vehicle Standards Assessor apprentices by supporting membership with the Institute of Road Transport Engineers (IRTE), a sector of SOE.
Why tankers need to be smarter, cleaner and tougher, celebrating HGV technicians, and more in the December issue of Transport Engineer.
The safety issues with automated gates, new tech and trends in industrial lifts, how compliance and training can help reinforce the plant machinery safety chain and more in the December issue of Operations Engineer.
The UK engineering industry is facing a skills crisis, intensified by factors including an aging workforce and advances in technology. Demand for skilled technicians and engineers significantly outweighs supply, and the need for a highly trained, professionally recognised workforce is clear.
In this month's issue of Transport Engineer, take a close look at DAF's new generation electric trucks, HGV technicians show off their skills and talent, plus spotlights on developments to help operators reduce carbon emissions.
Emerging new trends for industrial parts, the machinery upgrade minefield, plant managers under growing pressure, and more all explored in this month's edition of Operations Engineer.
The safety, reliability, and performance of lorry loader cranes are undergoing major improvements thanks to updated design requirements, new regulatory changes, and more robust safety and performance standards. These developments are reshaping how operators, manufacturers, and inspectors approach the use, maintenance, and thorough examination of this essential lifting equipment.