Site Visit: Leyland PR26 6TJ
Site Visit: Tour of the FOX GROUP facility in Leyland (Hurt Plant Hire) that will include the logistics administration hub, workshop facilities, recycling areas, crush plant, railhead, plant equipment and fleet vehicles.
Blackout: exposing the hidden risks of battery failure in lift passenger emergency systems
Paul Burns of D2E lift consultants explores the effects of poorly maintained back up batteries in lift systems
Wheel and Tyre Technology – Safety Systems
The speaker will speak about the CPD Presentation topicswheel security and tyre safety systems available from the company and their future developments.
What changed between EN81-80 (2109) and EN81-80 (2003)
Dave Cooper will explain the changes between the two standards and why they were made.
The Future and Sustainability of Scania
CPD Presentation topics: The speaker will speak about the history of Scania Trucks/Haydock Group and the present range of company products. In addition to this future technology and customer driven developments within Scania trucks will be covered.
SOE member Ricky Schembri MBE receives special award for attending all MS Motorservice’s training webinars
MS Motorservice has a long-running series of SOE webinars.
Surface Preparation - It's a blast!
So what exactly is industry's hang-up with surface preparation? Unfortunately, it's that the process doesn't add any value to the finished component. However, ignoring this important operation is likely to be a very costly decision, if it jeopardises the optimum adhesion conditions required for subsequent coating operations.
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We are looking to find even more ways that IRTE members can make the most of benefits the Society has to offer – plus we're offering you the chance to win a £100 Amazon voucher to hear your views.
What lies beneath
Presentations at a recent seminar revealed the enormity of the tasks to be addressed if carbon capture and sequestration is ever to become a reality.
White Paper takes fresh look at tackling atmospheric CO2
A new research paper from the Society takes a fresh look at some of the steps currently being taken to tackle global warming – and warns that some of them do not lower the amount of atmospheric CO2 and often, in fact, increase it.