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Category Archives: People
New composite engineering skills framework to be led by new chairman
Semta, the sector skills body for science, engineering and advanced manufacturing, is today (8 May) launching a new ‘Composite Engineering Apprenticeship Framework’ and a change in the leadership of the group that will oversee its implementation. New strategy group chairman … Continue reading
Top industrialist Jeans joins Renishaw
The engineering and manufacturing plc Renishaw has appointed John Jeans (pictured) as a non-executive director. In an industrial career spanning more than 35 years, Jeans (age 63) held senior leadership positions in several global companies including Smith & Nephew, Bristol … Continue reading
Posted in engineering, Manufacturing management, People
Tagged Alliance Medical Group, Amersham plc, Bristol Myers Squibb, Cardiff University, GE Healthcare, HealthTech, Imanova, Johnson & Johnson, Medicines Knowledge Transfer Network, MRC Technology, Renishaw, smith & Nephew, University of Manchester
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New Midlands manufacturing chief promises to prioritise MAS delivery
The new Chairman of the West Midlands Manufacturing Consortium (WMMC) says that delivering the Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) contract and unleashing the region’s engineering potential will his main aim. John Russell (pictured) – who has held senior positions at the … Continue reading
Rolls secures 2000 jobs and boosts order book
Ahead of its 2012 results published today, Britain’s blue chip aerospace and defence contractor Rolls-Royce announced a new ten-year contract with the Ministry of Defence (MOD) that the company says will sustain up to 2000 UK jobs. R-R said the … Continue reading
Rolls-Royce appoints Lord Gold to review compliance after bribery concerns
Aero engine maker Rolls-Royce has announced the appointment of Lord Gold to lead a review of its compliance procedures following last month’s revelation that the company had provided information to the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) relating to concerns about bribery … Continue reading
Posted in Aerospace & defence, Manufacturing management, People
Tagged bribery, compliance, Rolls-Royce
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Allison Transmission appoints new UK boss
Allison Transmission – the world’s largest manufacturer of fully-automatic commercial, bus and military vehicle transmissions – has appointed James Coleman (pictured) to manage its UK and Irish operations. Coleman has worked for Allison for more than 30 years and was … Continue reading
Anglian celebrates loyal workforce
A factory manager with over 40 years’ on the shop floor is among those being honoured for a combined 750 years service at the window and door manufacturing firm Anglian. At a celebratory ceremony in Norwich, 21 employees were presented … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Manufacturing management, People, plastics
Tagged Anglian, doors, double glazing, windows
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Bentley appoints Euro operations boss at Crewe
Bentley Motors has announced the appointment of Bart Gerris (pictured) as Regional Director for Europe. He will head up European operations for Bentley and will be based at the Crewe factory. Gerris joins Bentley from PGA Netherlands, a wholly owned … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Manufacturing management, People
Tagged Bentley, PGA Group, Porsche Holdings, Toyota
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Rolls COO decides on retirement
Aero engines giant Rolls-Royce has announced that its chief operating officer Mike Terrett (pictured), has decided to retire at the end of the year. He has worked for Rolls-Royce for 34 years and, said his retirement notice “has been instrumental … Continue reading
Posted in Aerospace & defence, Manufacturing management, People
Tagged Rolls-Royce, Terrett, Trent 800
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