Jon Hughes
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Rising summer temperatures are increasing workplace safety and compliance pressures. Tom Armenante, director at GTSE, outlines six low-cost measures to reduce heat stress, equipment risks, and operational disruption.
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Emergency eyewash compliance still depends on performance, access, and maintenance. James Hamilton, Global Engineering Manager at Hughes Safety Showers, explains why reassessing provision matters as industrial risks, layouts, and chemical exposure scenarios change.
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Jacob Lucas is an Account Manager at Business Utility Hub. Here, he explains how small businesses can secure competitive energy rates for their premises.
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Hidden exposure risks remain a serious manufacturing safety challenge today. Expert-led mapping, representative sampling, and hierarchy-based controls can help employers identify contaminants, noise, heat stress, and ergonomic hazards before they become compliance and health problems.
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The latest issue of IN Food is now available online. Its coverage shows how tighter process control in food manufacturing increasingly links regulation, engineering, packaging, and competitiveness.
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IN Supply’s April issue focuses on resilience under operational strain. The new edition examines warehouse automation, legacy connectivity, cyber risk, labour capability, payments, and last-mile execution.
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Spindle failures can halt production within minutes and quickly escalate costs. Fast repair turnaround, strong engineering expertise, and efficient logistics are critical factors when manufacturers need CNC equipment restored and production schedules back on track.
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Aurrigo has secured its largest autonomous vehicle manufacturing order yet. The £6.28m programme for Ultra Global covers engineering, production, and testing of 25 modernised autonomous guided vehicles.
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Parker has expanded its DFplus valve range with IO-Link connectivity. The new Class B version combines power and data in one M12 connector for demanding hydraulic applications.
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Wensleydale Railway has completed bridge repairs before its 2026 season. Volunteers and a specialist contractor repaired the Stoop House Farm bridge after water ingress affected the masonry.
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