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Nidec Global Appliance, owner of the Embraco brand, has appointed Alberto Casnati as its new president. Read more
La Trobe University has introduced a new Industry-Integrated Master of Engineering Program to upskill migrant engineers for the Australian job market.
Distech Controls has announced the first expansion phase of its global headquarters in Brossard, Quebec.
Dealing with hazardous chemicals in waste is poised to be one of the most critical sustainability issues in the coming decade.
The federal and state governments are jointly investing $70.5 million over five years to establish Australia's first TAFE Clean Energy Skills National Centre of Excellence in Western Australia.
A new transport route connecting the east coast to the west coast of Australia will unlock huge commercial opportunities.
The Victorian government has introduced rebates to residents and businesses to replace air conditioning systems with energy efficient models.
The federal government is providing an additional $265.1 million over four years in financial support for apprentices and their employers.
The 2024-25 Federal Budget includes a range of measures to bolster skills growth, support apprentices and break down barriers for women in male-dominated industries.
Heat exchanger solutions provider, Tranter, and Hexxcell, an innovator in digital technology for industrial heat transfer systems, have formed a strategic partnership.
Watlow, a leading provider of industrial technology and thermal systems, has launched a new Prime Distributor Program across Europe.
Rockwell Automation has unveiled an exciting program for its flagship Australia-New Zealand training, upskilling, and knowledge-sharing event.
The federal government is expanding the New Energy Apprenticeships Program following consultation with industry.
Solid state cooling company, Phononic, has launched a wholly owned subsidiary in Thailand as its APAC headquarters.
Oztech Intelligent Systems has joined Reliable Controls’ global network of authorised dealers.
Responding to the tightest labour market since the 1970s, manufacturers are looking to robotics to remain competitive.
