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Category Archives: Process
UK glass sector launches new training academy
The British glass industry is to transform the way it recruits, develops and enhances the people involved in glass manufacturing with the launch of The Glass Academy. Dave Dalton, CEO of British Glass, the trade body delivering the initiative, said … Continue reading
Bürkert moves to new UK HQ
The UK division of Bürkert Fluid Control Systems, which manufacturers control and measuring systems for fluids and gases, has moved to a new and “more fit-for-purpose” headquarters in Cirencester having found its previous Stroud location too limiting. The company said … Continue reading
Wolverhampton-made classic car celebrates manufacturing
Wednesbury-based Malcolm Enamellers has put on show its prized 1934 Sunbeam 20HP coupe to help celebrate manufacturing in the Midlands. The collector’s car was manufactured in Wolverhampton prior to World War Two – the model itself being produced between 1933 … Continue reading
PPMA offers China offices to all UK manufacturers
Manufacturers looking to export to China are being offered the opportunity to enter the market there by using a trade service previously only open to members. The Processing and Packaging Machinery Association (PPMA), a non profit making group representing UK … Continue reading
GSK confirms £500m investment and 1000 new jobs in UK manufacturing
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) today (22 March) confirmed that it will invest more than £500m and create up to 1,000 new jobs. The investment includes £100m for GSK manufacturing in Scotland and the company said that options for further significant … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, Manufacturing management, Moves/expansion, Pharma, Process
Tagged Budget, GSK, R&D, Sir Andrew Witty, Ulverston
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Award winning manufacturer InterfaceFLOR to shed 115 jobs as it closes factory
The multiple award-winning Yorkshire factory of carpet tile manufacturer InterfaceFLOR is to close its manufacturing operations in Shelf, Halifax as part of a rationalisation of its European manufacturing business. The company, which has won many accolades for its manufacturing operations … Continue reading
Posted in Manufacturing management, People, Process, waste management
Tagged carpet tile manufacture, InterfaceFlor
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Process industries qualification is showcased by NEBOSH
The National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) is showcasing an introductory health, safety and environmental qualification for people working anywhere in the world in the process industries The NEBOSH Health, Safety and Environment for the Process Industries … Continue reading
Syngenta awards CHP contract to Cofely
The crop protection chemicals manufacturer Syngenta has awarded a six year contract to Cofely to operate and maintain the company’s combined cycle Combined Heat and Power (CHP) energy centre at its Huddersfield manufacturing centre. Syngenta’s Huddersfield facility employs around 300 … Continue reading