BOC has developed a simple set of guidelines to help workers stay safe around their gas cylinders.

A unique look at a serious subject – Forklift safety. This German ‘splatter fest’ from the 80s is not for the squeamish….(Warning: contains hilarious stylised violence!)

How are nanoparticles changing manufacturing, and what does this mean for the end user?

Ensuring safe working temperatures on site is paramount during the summer months, Fanmaster explains how to beat the heat without slowing production.

Several of the largest international oil companies, along with other major companies, are taking the prospect of international carbon pricing seriously.

The digital edition of Manufacturers’ Monthly February 2014 is now available free for all readers.

Victaulic’s Bill Lowar discusses the cost

As 3D printing becomes more prevalent, we take a look at how it will affect medical manufacturing in the future.

Manufacturers’ Monthly has put together a timeline of the last few months highlighting the major events in our automotive manufacturing industry.

The conditions under which oil and gas are brought from their reservoirs to the surface can be outright hostile to many common materials used in fluid system components employed in the industry.

How can graphene change the face of Australian manufacturing?

Curiosity about and investment in 3D printing just keeps increasing, but what can you gain from bringing the technology into your business’s operation? Brent Balinski spoke to Stratasys and one of the market leading company’s local re-sellers about the technology.

John Blakemore pens an open letters to Australian engineers and the fact the nation may be missing out on the innovation wave.

The future of 3D printing is firming up as it moves from do-it-yourself tinkerers to key players selling complete consumer solutions.

Stationary and portable metrology probing systems have evolved from traditional single point tactile probes to advanced scanning laser probes capable of reliable, high speed metrology of a wide range of materials in the most demanding of environmental conditions. Ian Martin writes.

Schneider Electric and economist Jeremy Rifkin discuss the challenges the world faces as it enters the third industrial revolution.

3D printing has come as far in Australia as warranting standalone expos and conferences, and this year there are not one but two trade shows dedicated to the technology.

Macquarie University’s Michael Quilter discusses the impact of red tape, and of its proposed removal.

Based on reports, it has become clear with some exceptions, a number of business factors appear to influence the outcome of apprenticeships.

Something strange, or perhaps rather unexpected, has occurred over the past few years.