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28 January 2009

• 'It's an ill wind that blows no good'

  This is said when things have gone wrong; the idea being that when bad things happen, there can also be some positive results.

• Noise at work affects concentration and performance

  Furniture is often thought of when considering ergonomics, but noise in the workplace is an equally important and often overlooked consideration along with other factors.

• Saving energy the easy way

  Limescale is a major player in increased energy costs for end users and in a lot of cases the end user does not even realise

• Third party VDS approval for C-Tecs' Power Supplies

  C-TEC’s range of very cost-effective EN54-4 compliant power supplies have attained third-party approval by the VDS.

27 January 2009

• Academically successful

  It’s been a busy and exciting past year for Lanarkshire based Hamilton Academical FC – not only did the team win promotion to the Scottish Premier League, but the club also installed a brand new pitch.

• Micro-chips lifted by Microlift

  Stannah MicroLifts, part of the Stannah Group, has reduced manual handling for a Southampton based capacitive touch controls manufacturer.

• School locker contract secure for Staylock

  Staylock Lockers have evolved as the market leader in the supply of school lockers, of which their unique design has proven to be the first choice of educational establishments.

26 January 2009

• Doors thrown open to Birmingham engineering workshops

  February 18th sees the first in a series of open days for EEF Technology Centre

• Easi-clean Radiator Guards lower risks

  Risk Assessments produced by Pendock show that the risk to cleaners from Easi-Clean is considerably less than for hinged radiator guards.

• National quality mark equals national recognition for Technology Centre

  Birmingham based organisation, EEF Technology Centre has been accredited with the nationally recognised quality mark for organisations that provide support to individuals to make learning and work more accessible – the matrix Standard.