Phillip Hazell

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3M’s Heavy Duty Abrasives

Designed to withstand the heavy-duty applications that are found in the building industry, 3M abrasive products, offer even wear, cool running temperatures, and longer life during your steel construction, so you spend less time changing discs.
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Soaring to new heights with Titan Lifting

Throughout history, humans have relied on mechanical systems and machines for building projects. Whether it was the Sydney Harbour Bridge or the Eureka Skydeck – each building endeavour would have been impossible to complete without the help of lifting equipment. 
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The review is a technical assessment that ensures the design is operationally effective and underpins the work that will now be undertaken.
 Defence, Manufacturing News

Hunter class frigate program passes Preliminary Design Review milestone

BAE Systems’ Hunter Class Frigate Program has successfully completed its Preliminary Design Review (PDR). The review, which started in July, is a technical assessment that ensures the design is operationally effective and underpins the more detailed work that will now be undertaken.
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Axiom Precision Manufacturing entered a contract with Kongsberg Defence Australia for the manufacture of ground support equipment.
 Defence, Growing sovereign capability, Manufacturing News

Axiom to provide support equipment for naval strike missile

Axiom Precision Manufacturing has announced that it has entered a new contract with Kongsberg Defence Australia (KDAu) for the manufacture and delivery of ground support equipment for the naval strike missile (NSM), under SEA 1300 Phase 1 – Navy Guided Weapons.
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Students will train at places in STEM to help grow the skilled workforce to deliver the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine pathway.
 Defence, Grants and funding, Manufacturing News, Skills and training

Additional university places to grow AUKUS workforce

Thousands more students will train at 16 Australian universities through the allocation of an additional 4,001 Commonwealth supported places in STEM courses to help grow the skilled workforce required to deliver the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine pathway.
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Comment from Geoff Crittenden, CEO, Weld Australia: While in Canberra for the 2023 National Manufacturing Summit, Jim Sanford, Charlie Joyce, Adam Hersh, and I met with representatives of several Federal Government departments.
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Australia’s renewable energy revolution challenge: not tech, but trust

Comment from Geoff Crittenden, CEO, Weld Australia: While in Canberra for the 2023 National Manufacturing Summit, Jim Sanford, Charlie Joyce (both from the Centre for Future Work), Adam Hersh (senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute in Washington and our keynote speaker), and I met with representatives of several Federal Government departments.
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