Join IRTE North London as PC Nathan Cattley returns to provide a thought provoking insight into the work of the investigation unit.
Earlier this year, we were privileged to welcome Dr Gbanaibolou Jombo (CEng MIMechE, FHEA, PHD, MSc, PGCert, BTech) from the University of Hertfordshire, for a captivating live presentation on Acoustic-based Machine Condition Monitoring.
A sharp focus on maintenance can result in significant improvements in factory operations, but too many managers struggle to take seriously the upkeep of their plant and equipment, says Ian Vallely
Seldom does a single study on a solitary branch of science elicit global comment, transcending culture, politics, language, industry – indeed, society in general.
Francis Mercer, Business Development Manager at SOE, discusses our new corporate partner scheme.
The new Dennis Eagle eCollect electric refuse collection vehicle was the focal point of a presentation for the IRTE Ireland North centre at Transport Training Services in Crumlin.
Devonport Royal Dockyard Ltd (DRDL) has been fined £666,667 and ordered to pay costs of £27,611.82 after it pleaded guilty in July to offences under Regulation 8 of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998.
With a plethora of industry experts ready to mentor, SOE’s new platform connects engineering professionals across various disciplines to share knowledge and inspire growth.
Implementing dust and fume control measures is key to providing a safe working environment, with current legislation and best practice extending the scope of control well beyond the factory. Where activity is undertaken that gives rise to hazardous dust and fumes, the definitive requirements for compliance are specified in UK health and safety regulations and a number of EU directives. Across Europe, the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work collects, analyses and publishes information - in its Third European Survey on working conditions, it was reported that as many as 22% of employees breathe in vapours, fumes, dust or dangerous substances during one quarter of their working time. Some areas of Europe are worse than others, but everywhere it seems apprentices and blue-collar workers are significantly more exposed than others.