Over the last few years, there have been diminishing workforces as retirement is inevitable and the economy is stretched. Thankfully, as the economy is improving, we are slowly seeing a new wave of young trainee Mechanical and Electrical Engineers coming through. We are now making real inroads into acquiring some bright young people to train […]
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According to new legislations, refrigerant is now quantified by global warming potential, or GWP, rather than by volume. The ongoing efforts to reduce the impact of global warming as a result of refrigerant aims to phase out several of the high GWP gases by 2020. As a result, refrigerant suppliers now have to apply for
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Adopting health and safety principles when working with electricals is really important. As electrical engineers, our teams have to rigorously adhere to the latest electrical safety standards to ensure your business is not put at risk. But what does electrical safety mean for you? When our engineers are working on site, they must assess the risks
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Air-conditioning has not only become a requirement for warmer countries, but also for those living and working in cooler, more moderate climates. As a result, there has been a growing demand for efficient, environmentally-friendly solutions to cater to the increase in standards of living around the globe. The most recent trend in air-conditioning is the
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Have you ever considered the impact of loud noise at work? If this is part of your daily routine there is a chance that it can damage your hearing over time, therefore noise management at work is crucial to minimising the impact on your hearing in later life. Health and safety audits help to identify
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