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Payment and recruitment challenges loom for engineering services in 2023

The latest engineering services sector survey shows that the majority of business owners and decision-makers expect their business performance to improve in the short term but worsen by the end of 2023. Worries about staff shortages, payment times and cashflow ...

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Edwin James exceeds apprenticeship target and announces new commitments

In 2021 apprentices accounted for 10 per cent of the national asset engineering firm’s workforce. Edwin James Group committed to increasing this to 15 per cent within two years and following the expansion of its programme, the figure now stands ...

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NG Bailey looks to transform UK’s connectivity with next generation of talent

The company’s IT Services business has launched a new apprenticeship program designed to help train the next generation of talent who will support the UK’s transition to the latest digital connectivity, including 5G, Unified Communications, Structured cabling, WiFi and Data ...

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BAM publishes new sustainability strategy and targets

Royal BAM Group, one of the largest construction businesses in Europe has updated its sustainability strategy focusing on six key themes in accordance with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. BAM says it sees this sustainability strategy as a “crucial ...

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New chairman at Amey

Amey UK Limited has appointed Lord Colin Moynihan as its new Chairman with immediate effect. Moynihan brings to the infrastructure services and engineering company a wealth of experience in Government and in the energy sector. In addition to his former ...

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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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Peacock Engineering joins IFS Global Partner Network

Peacock Engineering Ltd, a specialist in enterprise asset management (EAM), facilities management and field service management (FSM) solutions, has joined the IFS Global Partner Network. Headquartered in the UK, with offices in London, Bristol, Leeds, and India, with specialist facilities ...

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SBTi approves NG Bailey’s science-based climate change plan

Independent engineering and services business, NG Bailey, has become one of just 10 UK construction and engineering companies to have a science-based target to tackle greenhouse gas emissions approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). It has had a ...

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ECA Industry Awards 2023 open for nominations

The ECA Industry Awards 2023 are now open for entries. These awards recognise ECA Member businesses who have excelled and delivered some of the most outstanding projects and initiatives across the UK’s electrotechnical and engineering services sector. Award winners will ...

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Executive Director hire at Edwin James Group

The asset engineering specialist has appointed Rob Stephens to the newly created role of Executive Director. Responsible for group business development, Stephens will work closely with the Group’s three brands, Musk Process Services, Peak Technology Solutions and Parker Technical Services. ...

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