Transporting wind-turbine blades by road is no easy task. Stretching for 50m or more, they make driving round even the slightest of bends in a narrow rural road a complex logistical challenge.

This course provides a detailed understanding of the processes required to manage your physical assets by creating an Asset Management Strategy. Aimed at managers, supervisors and those who have ...

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Emeritus Professor Graeme Britton has a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, PhD in operations research, and Doctor of Engineering in Design and Manufacturing from the University of Canterbury ...

Our world is fast-moving and fluid. Research has proven that resilience is a crucial skill that will help you thrive in the face of increasing complexity and demands, and successfully navigate change.

The world of work is undergoing significant changes driven by AI. AI is growing in importance and it is being used to augment the way we work. Many engineers in the rail industry are unsighted as to ...

Mazen is an Associate member with the IMechE. He graduated from the University of Southampton with a BEng in Mechanical Engineering (First Class Honours) and MSc in Sustainable Energy Technologies ...

If you’re already registered as an Engineering Technician, an Incorporated Engineer or a Chartered Engineer with the Engineering Council via one of the professional engineering institutions they ...

Our subscription rates vary according to your membership category, age and financial situation. You will pay your first year's subscription just after you join or ...

How long have you been working for the IMechE, what are your main responsibilities? I have been with the Institution since 2017 and have been working with organisations and education institutions in ...

Engineers play a vital role in modern healthcare, developing technology and systems that prevent and treat disease. With more government support and targeted funding, they could tackle the UK’s system ...

The government announced a “new era for the clean energy industry” today (4 October) with £21.7bn for two carbon capture sites in North West and North East England.