Mastervolt opens new test lab and receives ISO 9001 certification

The Dutch inverter manufacturer Mastervolt continues on its quest for quality excellence. The company’s process management system was recently certified according to ISO 9001. Mastervolt also invested into a sophisticated new test laboratory suitable for photovoltaic inverters of up to 50kW. The new lab also contains facilities to test off-grid power supply systems and diesel gensets for yachts from Mastervolt’s Marine product range.

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RDS Technology Ltd Acquired by Digi-Star LLC

RDS is pleased to announce that on 1 November 2012 the company was acquired by the US company Digi-Star LLC.

Digi-Star is a leading manufacturer of electronic weighing systems, providing measuring solutions to optimise agricultural performance. This is done through precision load cells, sensors, indicators and feed management software packages.

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Jaga Launches All-In-One Heating, Cooling and Ventilating Trench System

Ledbury, Herefordshire, 29 October 2012 – the all-new Jaga Quatro Canal provides M & E professionals with the opportunity to design in powerful heating, cooling and ventilation services all from a single trench system.

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MAXImum Results From C.K Magma

In listening to the needs of tradesmen, C.K Magma, the range of premium storage and personal protective equipment (PPE), from C.K tools, has revamped its Maxi and Mini bags, with tradesmen in mind.

Never one to rest on its laurels, C.K tools runs an ongoing intensive product development programme investigating potential and reviewing existing product lines. As a result C.K tools has redeveloped its popular, premium quality, C.K Magma Maxi and Mini bags to deliver even greater and longer lasting performance than ever before. Now benefiting from a wider opening mouth, the exposed space inside the bag is perfect for storing bulkier tools, whilst providing easy access to kit. Following feedback, the pocket arrangement has been remodelled to suit tradesmen’s requirements now with fewer internal pockets to prevent obstruction and easily accessible external zip pockets to secure smaller tools and tool accessories. With 19 pockets in the Mini bag and 22 in the Maxi, such functional systems not only keep tools fully protected in transit but also save valuable time on a job, ensuring all tools required are close to hand.

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AKW GROUP INVESTS IN A RECYCLED MODULAR BUILDING FROM FOREMANS FOR ITS NEW HEADQUARTERS

Transport, warehousing, freight forwarding and contract packing specialist, AKW Group Plc, has invested in a new purpose-designed headquarters building from Foremans Relocatable Building Systems.

The two-storey office scheme at Trafford Park near Manchester is a recycled and fully refurbished modular building. Foremans has also supplied a single modular building for use as a driver’s rest room and canteen.

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Still Time To Help Operation Christmas Child Reach 100 Millionth Shoebox

It’s not too late for anyone in WEST YORKSHIRE to help Operation Christmas Child (OCC) deliver its 100 millionth shoebox this year.

Over the past 22 years, through OCC, Samaritan’s Purse has delivered 94 million shoeboxes to needy children in over 100 countries and is looking to lift this total to 100 million and beyond this Christmas.

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Green Deal – lite?

Government has finally admitted the implementation of its flagship Green Deal scheme has been delayed until 2013, with retrofit work now not expected to come to market until February. The Green Deal was due to start last month, with the industry hoping it would lead to a spike in retrofit work in the final quarter of 2012.

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Green Deal – what’s on the cards?

The Green Deal aims to transform the energy efficiency of 14m draughty homes, cutting carbon and bills. But the cold wind of doubt remains strong.

Last month, the launch of the government’s Green Deal was described as the biggest national improvement programme since the Second World War. The Department of Energy and Climate Changes says the scheme will cost around £17.3bn over ten years and bring £25.6bn of benefits. The ECO (mandatory fuel poverty action) alone is expected to prevent the emission of 27.8 mega tonnes of carbon dioxide over two years.

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Reducing Red Tape

Many of us have heard the oft used term reducing red tape, health and safety has often been the whipping boy.

Yes there are numerous cases of silly decisions taken by overzealous and under qualified practioners, but don’t think for one moment the requirements of the Construction Design & Management Regulations (CDM) 2007 will be relaxed. Too many Unions and old style principled politicians have fought too hard to reduce deaths and injuries in the Construction Industry. You simply cannot put construction in the same terms as the office or school; you play with huge machines not conkers.

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