Tag: Engineering
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Government urged to refine foundation apprenticeships strategy
EngineeringUK is urging the government to implement a series of recommendations to help refine foundation apprenticeships. In a new report, Pathways to success: shaping foundation apprenticeships in engineering and technology, EngineeringUK sets out seven criteria for the government to consider: Objectives are clear and complement other policies. Sectors with demand for level 2 foundation apprentices are identified.…
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McClure Engineering Hires New COO
McClure Engineering, a St. Louis-based mechanical and electrical consulting engineering firm, hired Lisa Whealon as its new COO. In her role, Whealon will lead, support, and oversee the business operations of the growing MEP firm. Working closely with the firm’s CEO and CFO, Whealon will provide critical input for key decisions across virtually every aspect…
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ECITB reviews occupational standards for pipefitters
Andrew Hockey, CEO at the ECITB, said: “National Occupational Standards are the bedrock of our training, tests and qualifications as they specify the required skills, knowledge and understanding for competent performance in various jobs and sectors. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Engineering in Harsh Environments: From Survival to Mastery
The history of engineering is a history of pushing limits. Bridges span rivers once thought impossible to cross, ships traverse the polar seas, and machinery operates kilometers underground or deep beneath the ocean surface. None of this would be possible without the ability to adapt to harsh environments, places where natural or operational conditions actively…
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Engineering Uptime & Profitability in Today’s Small Engine
Across demanding industries like landscaping, construction, and equipment rental, performance is non-negotiable. Business profitability and jobsite productivity depend on reliable and efficient power sources. However, the core technology powering these machines have undergone significant changes in recent years. Today’s commercial-grade small engines deliver maximum uptime, reduced total cost of ownership (TCO) and peak performance. Modern…
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RMF Engineering Names Two New Company Shareholders
RMF Engineering, a leader in full-service MEP engineering, announces the addition of two new shareholders in the company: Eric Chrencik, PE, and Taylor Thompson, PE. “The continual growth of our firm creates the opportunity to offer ownership to members of our team who exemplify strong leadership, good judgement, and commitment to client service,” said Richard J.…
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RDO Equipment Co. and Montana State University Team Up to Bring Real-World Machine Control Training to Civil Engineering Students
Montana State University (MSU) has partnered with RDO Equipment Co. to launch a hands-on training program that gives civil engineering students practical exposure to the latest surveying and machine control technology used on today’s construction sites. The four-week course module introduces students to Topcon Positioning Systems and SmartGrade machine control systems through real jobsite experiences,…
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RMF Engineering Names New Board Member from Boston Office
RMF Engineering, a leader in full-service MEP engineering, announces the election of Boston Division Manager Conrad Hertz, PE, to the firm’s Board of Directors— “Conrad leads with purpose and professionalism, and his contributions have resonated across the firm,” said Richard J. Borkowicz, PE, President of RMF. “His election to the Board of Directors is a testament to…
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How performance-based fire engineering can maximise safety and functionality
The tragedy of the Grenfell Tower fire, which claimed the lives of 72 people in 2017, put fire engineering in the headlines for all the wrong reasons and has led to significant changes in the sector with the Building Safety Act. When undertaken correctly, fire engineering can mitigate fire risks through design to offer protection…
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How Thoughtful Engineering Translates to Real-World Performance
This article is sponsored Iowa Mold Tooling Company, Inc. In demanding industries — from public utilities and mining to construction and heavy equipment repair — a universal standard for success exists: Equipment must be ready and able to perform whenever called upon. The reliability and efficiency of field equipment are essential to job site productivity…