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Operations Engineer

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Engineering the greatest clock in the world

8th Mar 2010

Ensuring the accuracy of the world’s most famous timepiece is quite a responsibility. The Palace of Westminster’s Great Clock, housed in the famous Clock Tower, is one of the symbols of the United Kingdom, and arguably an international emblem of democratic order. Operations Engineer visits the horologists in charge of maintaining London’s most distinctive landmark.

PCV training excellence at City College Coventry

27th Jan 2010

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SOE Academic Partner and irtec Assessment Centre award for £60m Midlands College

Transport Engineer

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Focusing on the EGR vs SCR debate

1st Feb 2010

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Truck engine manufacturers are embarking on arguably one of the greatest challenges in the last 20 years – redesigning Euro 5 engines for Euro 6. Brian Tinham looks at the issues and implications

Tough but fair

1st Feb 2010

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How has one traffic commissioner in particular risen to such prominence after one short decade in post? Brian Tinham talks to the north West’s Beverley Bell

Plant Engineer

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Where old meets new

1st Feb 2010

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When it comes to refurbishing plant, it makes a lot of sense to consider its operating conditions today, not just those when it was installed. Brian Tinham takes sound engineering advice from David Bates

Hone your skills

1st Feb 2010

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Like a finely tuned instrument, investing in training and continuing professional development for plant engineers helps them to perform their roles with greater speed, accuracy and precision. Brian Wall provides some insights

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