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TWI is gearing up to provide training to meet the skills needs of the UK and global nuclear new build programmes.

On 10 September 2010, a delegation of senior JSNDI representatives visited BINDT at its new home in the Newton Building to discuss matters of common interest.

Digital imaging – it’s everywhere! After many years of continuous digital advancement we now take it for granted. Nearly everyone owns a mobile phone and the vast majority of them allow users to take instant digital pictures or digital video footage and send it anywhere in the world at the click of a button.

The Tank Museum Bovington has the largest collection of military tanks from World Wars 1 and 2 and recent conflicts. These historic military vehicles and all other large objects have always been key entities, which provide a wealth of information and insight into the past design process, design methods, materials and manufacturing techniques.

The Benevolent Fund Raffle, held at NDT 2010, which took place 14-16 September 2010 at St David’s Hotel, Cardiff, raised the grand sum of £1549.36.

BINDT has grown significantly over the last few years and has developed a number of areas, such as certification, education and publishing, and believes it is meeting the expectations of our industry. However, any dynamic organisation needs to consult with its customers and be aware of the environment in which it operates.

Extremely high pressure testing at TWI’s Cambridge laboratories entered a new era recently with the completion of a large subterranean pressure test pit. Serving the engineering needs of the oil and gas sector in particular, it is believed to be one of the best equipped facilities of its type in Europe.

Drydocks World delivers Al Ittihad jackup rig on 39th UAE National Day

Baker Hughes' additives to reduce sulphur oxide in refinery flaring

US$908 million turnkey project to last 38 months