At a time when Australian manufacturing is seen as non-inventive against a flood of imported equipment for mining, two Australian companies are evolving.
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Management cleverly steers through BlueScope effect in Illawarra
Adaptability is key to ensuring the survival of a manufacturer in a changing landscape.
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2014 Women in Industry Award Winners: VIDEOS
Over 150 people turned out for the inaugural 2014 Women in Industry Awards dinner in June, where ladies from the mining, manufacturing and engineering sectors were rewarded and recognised for their career achievements.
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2014 Women in Industry Award Winners : Excellence in Engineering Award – Naomi Mathers
For her work in the space industry, Naomi Mathers has won the 2014 Women in Industry Excellence in Engineering Award.
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Liebherr launches new global website
Liebherr has launched a new global website portal that is more interactive and provides more equipment information.
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Building the nation will be impossible without engineers
An insight in to how the science of engineering will affect Australia's future, and why it needs the nation's support.
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Fabricor Industries acquires FWF Welding Services
Engineering, fabrication and construction company Fabricor Industries last week purchased fellow Western Australian business FWF Welding Services.
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Teen innovators compete for BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Awards
From a glove which controls computers to bikes made from bamboo, the finalists in this year's Awards cover a diverse range of engineering innovations.
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AMWU should Co-operate with Toyota [blog]
A lack of co-operation between manufacturers and unions may put another automotive company at risk of closure. John Blakemore* writes.
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Nepean installs giant lathe
Nepean Engineering & Innovation has installed a $1.75 million vertical lathe from Hankook Machine Tools.
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Strength through diversity
Sydney-based metal working business Ogis Engineering recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. As the company looks towards its next half century, it continues to look for new ways to develop and innovate.
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Economics continue to improve for mini palletisers
Australis Engineering’s range of Mini Linear Palletisers aim to deliver automated palletising on a budget. The capabilities of the units are developing and expanding.
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German automation company looks to nature for inspiration
The German industrial control and automation company Festo today discussed its adoption of principles found in nature in manufacturing.
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Qantas sackings to undermine manufacturing capacity: unions
Manufacturing unions are reeling at Qantas’s decision to sack hundreds of maintenance workers, claiming it is ‘short sighted’ and will decimate Australia’s manufacturing and engineering capacities – not to mention the country’s national security.
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