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Mitie snaps up JCA Engineering

Mitie Group has acquired JCA Engineering, a leading critical environment project designer and principal contractor, for a maximum cash consideration of £31.5 million (comprising an initial payment of £21 million and deferred payments of up to £10.5 million over three ...

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Rising demand and skills shortage jeopardising engineering services industry

Electrotechnical businesses are growing more concerned about labour shortages amid the continuing economic squeeze, according to the latest engineering services industry survey. The survey backed by leading trade bodies ECA, BESA, SELECT and SNIPEF, reveals while reported turnover figures indicate ...

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BESA reveals expanded Industry Awards shortlist

The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has announced the shortlist for its expanded programme of National Awards. The 2023 Awards will be presented on October 12 at a gala dinner in the Novotel London West hotel. The event, which was attended ...

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MoU to provide mutual benefits for IWFM and CICES

The Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) has revealed plans for closer ties with the Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management (IWFM). A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been drafted with the IWFM, the UK’s largest body for FM ...

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BPD Zenith Ltd acquires Peacock Engineering Limited

Peacock Engineering Limited, a managed cloud and mobility-focused enterprise asset management (EAM) specialist, has been acquired by assets management solutions provider, BPD Zenith. The acquisition of Peacock Engineering, a gold partner of IBM and IFS, will further strengthen BPD Zenith’s ...

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Develop launches e-learning courses to meet diverse training needs

Develop, one of the UK’s leading accredited providers of compliance, technical and safety training, has introduced a new series of digital e-learning training programmes. The launched set of 64 e-learning courses focus on team development, leadership & management, IOSH, and ...

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78 Engineering is the southeast’s fastest growing Engineering solutions company

We pride ourselves on supplying quality products and services to Industry. Accredited to ISO9001 & Safe Contractor Approved Our core areas of focus are: Bearings and Power transmission (Energy Efficient upgrades Condition Monitoring (Thermography &Vibration Analysis Energy Efficient Electric Motors, ...

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Engineering skills

In an industry that faces a severe skills gap, educating young people on the exciting and varied opportunities that a career in engineering can offer is vital says Robert Molloy, Managing Director Scotland, Parker Technical Services It’s no secret that ...

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78 Engineering is the southeast’s fastest growing Engineering solutions company

We pride ourselves on supplying quality products and services to Industry. Accredited to ISO9001 & Safe Contractor Approved Our core areas of focus are: Bearings and Power transmission (Energy Efficient upgrades Condition Monitoring (Thermography &Vibration Analysis Energy Efficient Electric Motors, ...

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Are expansion loops and expansion joints obsolete? Dealing with thermal movement in riser pipes

Supporting pipe risers subject to thermal expansion and contraction in multistorey buildings can present major challenges for design engineers. The traditional methods for allowing and supporting movement are expansion loops or expansion joints. Here, Adam Fox, director at building services ...

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