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Management
February 11, 2019
EFFECTIVE SAFETY TRAINING CAN NOT ONLY SAVE LIVES BUT ALSO AID PRODUCTIVITY
Workshop
February 11, 2019
MAZAK TOOLS YOU UP TO BE COMPETITIVE
Management
January 30, 2019
SPOTTING WARNING SIGNS – THAT HYDRAULIC HOSES NEED SERVICING
Power Systems
January 15, 2019
PORTS OF AUCKLAND USES 24/7 SOFTWARE SERVICE FOR NEW AUTOMATED CRANES
Machinery
December 12, 2018
PLAIN SAILING: COOL SOLUTION TO NAVY OVERHEATING PROBLEM

Design

Kaeser Compressors launches new website

Sunny outlook for fountain thanks to 3D printing

Parents urged to take trades seriously

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February 11, 2019 0

EFFECTIVE SAFETY TRAINING CAN NOT ONLY SAVE LIVES BUT ALSO AID PRODUCTIVITY

ACCIDENTS, NEAR MISSES AND OTHER HEALTH AND SAFETY INCIDENTS NOT ONLY HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE SERIOUS HARM TO WORKERS, BUT THEY CAN ALSO SERIOUSLY IMPACT ON THE PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFICIENCY OF A WORKSITE. Continue →

February 11, 2019 MAZAK TOOLS YOU UP TO BE COMPETITIVE
January 30, 2019 SPOTTING WARNING SIGNS – THAT HYDRAULIC HOSES NEED SERVICING
January 15, 2019 PORTS OF AUCKLAND USES 24/7 SOFTWARE SERVICE FOR NEW AUTOMATED CRANES
December 12, 2018 PLAIN SAILING: COOL SOLUTION TO NAVY OVERHEATING PROBLEM

February 11, 2019 0

EFFECTIVE SAFETY TRAINING CAN NOT ONLY SAVE LIVES BUT ALSO AID PRODUCTIVITY

February 11, 2019 MAZAK TOOLS YOU UP TO BE COMPETITIVE
January 30, 2019 SPOTTING WARNING SIGNS – THAT HYDRAULIC HOSES NEED SERVICING
January 15, 2019 PORTS OF AUCKLAND USES 24/7 SOFTWARE SERVICE FOR NEW AUTOMATED CRANES
December 12, 2018 PLAIN SAILING: COOL SOLUTION TO NAVY OVERHEATING PROBLEM

February 2019

NZ Made – Kiwi-made ‘Mossie’ or ‘Wooden Wonder’ exported to Texas.

Aussie innovation – Farewell to flogging hammers

Snapchat – World’s first manned, fully electric VTOL

Stock Take – Products, services, solutions

Core – Workshop, Safety, Materials, Tools, Machinery, Power Systems and Environment.

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Automation

Relatively high labour costs and geographic remoteness mean that to remain competitive on an international scale, manufacturing companies in New Zealand need to deliver products to market faster, with the highest level of quality, while keeping costs down.

March 14, 2018 0

Robotics Lead The Charge At Kiwi Lock Maker

Relatively high labour costs and geographic remoteness mean that to remain competitive on an international scale, manufacturing companies in New Zealand need to deliver products to market faster, with the highest level of quality, while keeping costs down. Continue →

January 22, 2018 Urgent attention needed to look at automation impact
December 13, 2017 KIWI SME ROBOTIC AUTOMATION NOW A MUST NOT A MAYBE

Design

June 30, 2018 0

Cutlery Kiwi Wins Great Kiwi Engineering Competition

Simon Squire of ArcActive Limited in Christchurch has won the inaugural Great Kiwi Engineering Competition along with a swag of prizes and cash thanks to Engineering News, XPO Exhibitions, Machinery House, Cigweld and TheOutdoors. Continue →

March 29, 2018 Kiwi Engineer? Win $21,040 in cash and prizes
February 15, 2018 3D Printed Casting Patterns Deliver Efficient Solution for Metal Parts Production

Environment

July 25, 2018 0

Aussie Shortage in Engineering Has Kiwis Rubbing Hands

Dunedin’s Farra Engineering spots a chance for regional expansion to ignite engineering days gone by. Continue →

May 24, 2017 ARANZ GEO EXTENDS REACH INTO ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY CHALLENGES
March 24, 2017 New Zealand construction sector boom still has years left

Machinery

September 10, 2018 0

New Rig Dog Gloves Feature Added Safety

New and improved impact-resistant gloves from Honeywell Safety Products now feature an added level of cut protection. Continue →

September 9, 2018 Food Process Weighing At Its Finest
September 4, 2018 Canterbury Student Designs 3D-Printed Water Filter to Save Lives

Management

January 30, 2019 0

SPOTTING WARNING SIGNS – THAT HYDRAULIC HOSES NEED SERVICING

LMR Truck & Trailer Mossvale’s James Haddow with a newly serviced truck Heavy transport and fleet operators are all too familiar with the importance of having fully functional and safe hydraulic hoses and fittings. Continue →

September 1, 2018 Lorch Smart Welding
July 16, 2018 How to make training less disruptive

Materials

August 5, 2018 0

Easysteel: ‘Steel Promise’ That Makes a Difference

There’s no doubt steel is strong and durable, just like Easysteel’s new service promise – The Steel Promise – launched recently along with a new look Easysteel website. Continue →