THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has revealed plans to carry out unannounced inspections of manufacturing businesses using metalworking fluids or coolants between now and March 2024. The inspections will look at how employers are ensuring workers are protected from exposure to fluid or mist generated by computer numerical control (CNC) machines across Great Britain.
ESP line No. 2 at a Chinese steel producer in Hebei province, China, is now in operation, making it the 9th ESP line worldwide. The customer’s first ESP line has been in operation since 2021. With a speedy startup, the first hot-rolled coil was produced in endless mode just nine weeks after the beginning of
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THE CONSTRUCTION Industry Council (CIC) has slammed the PM’s watered down climate targets as ‘unnecessarily divisive’ and undermining construction’s plans for decarbonisation. Last Wednesday Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced a series of delays to government plans to reach Net Zero, with the scrapping of further measures on energy efficiency revealed over the course of the week.
A joint venture between investor Tri7 and Fusion Students have submitted plans for a major purpose-built student rooms and shopping scheme in Leeds. The plan would see the demolition of The Core shopping centre in the city to make way for 807 student bedrooms and around 36,000 sq ft of retail at ground level, including
A HOMEOWNER discovered a hole in her roof caused by a block of ice, which is thought to have probably crashed through it from a passing aeroplane. Dr Carla George, 45, was on the telephone when she heard a loud bang on Tuesday 12 September 2023. Thinking the noise was most likely due to some
84 Lumber recently donated $15,000 to Mountaineer Food Bank to highlight September being “Hunger Awareness Month,” which will help provide local West Virginians with approximately 150,000 meals.
BGH Edelstahl in Siegen, Germany, has signed an agreement with Primetals Technologies to test the Active Power Feeder solution at its 50-ton electric arc furnace (EAF). A specialty steel producer of stainless steels and special allows, BGH’s broad product range also includes small batch sizes for special requests and requirements from end users, such as
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Saint-Gobain signed a 15-year renewable electricity supply agreement with TotalEnergies for its 125 industrial sites in North America, aiming to reduce its carbon emissions in North America.
Ohio-based restoration and claims firm Accuserve Solutions announced the hire of Mike Marker as Vice President of Business Transformation.
