Author: Michelle Lea

The UK is experiencing a skills gap in science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) roles. According to the IET, there’s a shortage of over 173,000 vacancies. Skills gaps must be addressed in a number of ways, from...

‘Just in time’ being replaced by ‘just in case’ as volatility becomes the norm and companies increase suppliers close to home  Key findings: Pandemic (93%) and Brexit (87%) have caused disruption to supply chains 80% of...

By Emily Newton, www.revolutionized.com Work that is dirty and dangerous is common in manufacturing and heavy industry. While challenging for workers, these tasks are often extremely important. At the same time, this work is...

UniversalAutomation.Org (UAO), an independent, not-for-profit association managing a reference implementation of an industrial automation shared source IEC 61499 standard runtime, welcomes ExxonMobil, one of the world’s...

With new PPE regulations that came into force on 6th April, under the Personal Protective Equipment at Work (Amendment) Regulations 2022, employers that supply safety equipment to employees must carefully assess their health and...

Engineering is constantly evolving and the technology we create is becoming more innovative in the modern age. Advances in technology continue to expand possibilities and inspire future engineers. This includes the increasing...