Engineering charity Foothold has today launched a ground-breaking new programme of support, designed to help empower neurodiverse engineers, students and apprentices to achieve their full potential.
Aker Solutions (OSLO: AKSO) is toasting a “good performance” in the third quarter after posting pre-tax profits of £38 million.
It is all systems go for Apollo as the Aberdeen-headquartered firm readies itself for a “bow wave” of opportunities.
When choosing which organisation to work for, finding an inclusive employer has widely become the deciding factor for the next generation, ahead of high salaries or employee perks.
Nearly 50 jobs have been saved and about the same number are expected to be created after the acquisition of engineering consultancy Optimus (Aberdeen) from administration.
China will invest $3 billion in a bid to improve its offshore engineering research and development capabilities through the creation of China Ocean Engineering. The new company will focus on the overall design and final assembly of offshore equipment.
Hundreds of people gathered at a special awards event to celebrate diversity and inclusion in the energy industry.
Findings from the ECITB’s new Workforce Census suggest the engineering construction industry headcount is on course to return to pre-Covid levels by 2023. But the scale of recovery may not be enough to deliver the volume of engineers needed for net zero and prevent future labour shortages.
Complicated calculations aren’t usually part of an elite international athlete’s training plan but for Zoey Clark it proved to be the perfect formula as she powered her way to her first Olympics.
Hydro Group, of Aberdeen, is looking to further grow its business in global defence markets following a US takeover.
After losing his job last year due to the pandemic, an Aberdeen engineer is using his recent success to offer those in a similar situation employment.
An Aberdeenshire specialist engineering firm has appointed a new managing director as it targets opportunities in new and existing markets.
Technology start-up Xergy has secured almost half a million pounds to help further develop its “revolutionary” digital platform.
Dozens of jobs are at risk at Aberdeen engineering firm TDC, despite the company’s hope to stave off redundancies.
BP, Baker Hughes and Spirit Energy are among those that have made the shortlist for AFBE-UK Scotland's 2020 Diversity and Inclusion Awards.
Scientists at Aberdeen University are developing a new production method that could be a “game-changer” for North Sea gas.
Engineering giant Worley has cut another 1,900 jobs globally in response to the Covid-19 crisis.
Subsea engineering group Tekmar has been forced to rollback its hopes of “record” revenues in 2020 due to the effects of the coronavirus.
An upturn in the oil and gas industry has seen turnover at an engineering firm more than double as it eyes international expansion.
Aberdeen based oil service giant Wood Group claims its reputation has kept business coming through the door during the downturn.
A Croatian engineering firm has been condemned by a Labour MP for bringing in cheap foreign labour to work on British power stations - and reclaiming wages from migrant workers “under duress”.
IHI has cut jobs at its Houston energy engineering and construction subsidiary this week.
Jacobs Engineering Group has won a contract with Ineos to design and build a large linear alpha olefin (LAO) unit at a petrochemical unit in Texas.
Scottish engineering firms have seen orders drop and output volumes decrease to their lowest levels in seven years, according to reports.
Sparrows Group has been awarded a contract from Oceaneering International to design and manufacture two 500-tonne powered and jack-able under rollers. The under-rollers will be delivered to Oceaneering in Panama City where Sparrows Group will perform the assembly and site acceptance testing.