Brexit has undeniably reshaped the economic and industrial landscape of the United Kingdom, with London’s economy and the overall UK manufacturing sector facing significant challenges. A detailed analysis and reports highlight the multifaceted impact, emphasising the need for strategic measures to mitigate adverse effects.
The manufacturing landscape in the United Kingdom is witnessing a seismic shift, thanks largely to the integration of 3D printing technologies. This innovative approach, known as additive manufacturing, is redefining the paradigms of design, prototyping, and production, setting a new course for the future of manufacturing. Let’s take a closer look at how 3D printing in manufacturing is making these groundbreaking changes possible and the impact it’s having on this vital sector.
In the early hours of a seemingly normal Tuesday, the maritime community and the citizens of Baltimore witnessed an unprecedented disaster. The Francis Scott Key Bridge, a vital artery for the busy Port of Baltimore and a key infrastructure component for the region’s transport network, collapsed following a collision with the container ship Dali. This marks the most severe US bridge collision since the Tampa Skyway Bridge disaster in 1980, has not only resulted in immediate disruption but also poses serious questions about maritime safety, infrastructure resilience, and emergency preparedness.
In a previous article, we looked closer at the significant skills gap in UK manufacturing that threatens the country’s growth and innovation. As we navigate this challenge, manufacturing apprenticeships emerge as a key solution, providing a practical and effective pathway to cultivate the next generation of talent. This article highlights how apprenticeships, alongside T Levels, are being harnessed to address the skills gap in manufacturing, highlighting success stories and guiding businesses on how to get involved.
The UK finds itself at a crossroads, battling a significant labour shortage in manufacturing that poses a risk to its productivity and future growth. Amidst the challenges posed by digital transformation, Brexit fallout, the Covid pandemic, wage inflation, and a competitive job market, the need for innovative solutions becomes more pressing. This in-depth analysis examines the impact of adopting workplace flexibility, utilising advanced recruitment tools, and promoting strategic workforce development as key strategies to attract and retain essential manufacturing talent.
The U.S. Army is on the cusp of a groundbreaking advancement with the Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV), setting the stage for a monumental decision on full-rate production this spring. This pivotal moment comes after a series of rigorous tests and improvements aimed at rectifying issues identified in earlier phases. Designed for swift deployment to operational theatres, the ISV represents a leap forward in the realm of military vehicles. General Motors secured the contract in 2020, underlining a major push in manufacturing for defence, with a commitment to deliver 649 vehicles by FY24’s end.
EV battery swapping is currently a hot topic, and rightfully so, given the remarkable progress of electric vehicles since their inception. With advancements in battery tech, EVs now boast extended ranges and quicker charging, making them a more practical choice for daily driving. Nonetheless, concerns like range anxiety and lengthy charging times still hinder widespread adoption. This is where EV battery swapping technology shines, offering a solution that tackles both challenges head-on.
In the world of motorsport, innovation takes the lead, pushing boundaries and redefining what vehicles can achieve. Recently, a Chevy S-10 with Tesla battery tech captured the attention of enthusiasts and experts alike at the brutal King of the Hammer off-road racing event in California. Despite facing off against traditional monster V8s, the TesTen’s electric torque delivery gave it the edge; showing that Tesla battery tech is at home off-road as it is on the road.
Busbars are an integral part of most electrical systems, yet many people may not be familiar with their purpose or how they are made. In this guide, we will explore the basics of busbar manufacturing and why it is essential to choose a reliable bus bar manufacturer for your specific needs.
Farnborough, Hampshire – PRV Engineering is delighted to announce that we are attending the Southern Manufacturing & Electronics event on the 7th and 8th of February 2024. It will take place at the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre.
Southern Manufacturing & Electronics is the largest annual exhibition for the UK’s engineering industry. The event showcases technological advancements, innovations, and solutions from various sectors such as aerospace, automotive, marine, energy and more.
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