Aerospace

L - R Front Row: Jason Aldridge, Robert Trigg (both Precision Laser Processing), and Shaun Rowley (ANT Industries), alongside apprentices and interns – image courtesy of CWAF.

CWAF aerospace cluster lands sky-high turnover

Bradley Smith, electrial apprentice from Land, UK-based in Radway Green - image courtesy of BAE Systems.

People & Skills

BAE Systems announces record apprentice intake

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has declared Canada's Arctic waters off limits for oil companies - image courtesy of Pixabay

Canadian PM puts arctic drilling on ice but leaves companies in limbo

Young Engineers STEM Apprentices Engineering Stock Image

People & Skills

Making UK manufacturing great again

The Falcon 9 rocket exploded at LC-40 (pictured) in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Image courtesy of SpaceX.

SpaceX announces September explosion cause

A Boeing Model 247D flies over New York. Introduced in the 1930s, the all-metal, twin-engine aircraft is considered the first modern passenger plane - image courtesy of Boeing.

Celebrating a century of Boeing

The cyber security graduates are to join the Applied Intelligence business based at sites in London, Guildford and Leeds - image courtesy of BAE Systems.

People & Skills

Big intake of cyber security grads for BAE Systems

An Israeli made Harop suicide drone. Image courtesy of Wikipedia.

UN lays groundwork for killer robots ban

The Boeing Everett plant (pictured) will reduce 777 production. Image courtesy of Wikipedia.

Boeing cuts 777 production before 777X debut

The advanced Miyano ABX-64SYY multi-spindle/multi-axis lathe – image courtesy of WEC Group.

WEC Group invests to expand into aerospace

Manufacturers are urged to consider the ways in which data can help them remain innovative and ahead of a challenging marketplace. This could include predictive maintenance.

Rockwell Automation: upskilling for the future