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The Definitive Guide to 2022: Manufacturing and Engineering Week to celebrate innovation

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Stock image. Manufacturing and Engineering Week (M&E Week), seeks to celebrate the sector (Credit: Shutterstock)
Stock image. Manufacturing and Engineering Week (M&E Week), seeks to celebrate the sector (Credit: Shutterstock)

Manufacturing and Engineering Week brings together a series of digital and all-new live events showcasing end-to-end manufacturing and engineering solutions, to encourage conversation, business, knowledge sharing and action.

The UK remains a global force for engineering and manufacturing, driving innovation, leading on the industrial agenda, the green economy and Industry 4.0, and being at the forefront of the response to the global pandemic. However in a post-Covid and post-Brexit world, Britain’s standing, and its future, will require engineering and manufacturing to grow and strengthen.  

Manufacturing and Engineering Week (M&E Week), seeks to celebrate the sector, showcasing the UK’s leading companies, sharing successes and future insight, and raising critical discussion. It is also a destination for professionals to source products and services in order to keep them competitive.

M&E Week features a dynamic, interactive series of digital and all-new live events showcasing end-to-end manufacturing and engineering solutions to propel the future of engineering and manufacturing in this country.

The week will feature digital sessions on Tuesday (7 June 2022), followed by live events on Wednesday and Thursday (8-9 June 2022) with a round-up and key takeaways to finish the week on Friday (10 June 2022) 

The live events take place at the NEC Birmingham from 8 to 9 June 2022, including:

Manufacturing Expo

www.manufacturingexpo.co.uk

Created specifically for manufacturing process and management professionals to keep up to date and discover the technologies and equipment to ensure the efficient running of the manufacturing site. From site management and legislation through to maintenance, materials handling and streamlining, attendees will have the opportunity to attend how-to sessions and discover new supplier connections to improve productivity, cut costs, streamline and be more competitive.

Design Engineering Expo

www.designengineeringexpo.com

For future-thinking design engineers to meet, share ideas and speak directly with those who are breaking engineering boundaries. Here, the UK’s design engineering community can connect directly with leading suppliers from design services, electronics, embedded design through to testing and measuring, to drive efficiencies and propel the future of design engineering in the UK.

Engineering Expo

www.engineeringexpo.co.uk

Engineering Expo will provide the UK’s engineering community with practical advice to reduce costs, streamline and optimise future engineering. From R&D to design, materials, testing and measurement, through to manufacturing and production, attendees will have the opportunity to hear inspiring keynotes packed with invaluable content and meet suppliers driving the industry forward.

Maintec

www.maintec.co.uk

Maintec is the longest-standing exhibition dedicated to the maintenance, reliability and asset management industry. Throughout its 40-year history, the event has continued to meet the needs of the maintenance engineer covering industrial, buildings and supply chain maintenance engineering and it provides an opportunity to source the very latest technology.
What’s on across all four co-located live shows:

  • Exhibition Thousands of new products from hundreds of leading brands, allowing visitors to see the UK’s leading manufacturing and engineering suppliers.  
  • Conferences High-level keynote presentations, panel discussions and debates covering a range of sectors including aerospace, automotive, food and beverage, motorsport, energy and renewables, pharmaceutical, space and FMCG, with a particular focus on SMEs’ and OEMs’ strategy.
  • Workshops Supplier case-study-led presentations that will deliver practical solutions to immediate design, engineering and manufacturing problems.
  • Innovation Zone See live demonstrations and discover the latest technologies that are shaping the future of the industry.
  • The Great Egg Race A live challenge where engineers will compete to build gadgets to carry eggs the furthest possible distance with leatherboard, and winners announced onsite.
  • Drinks Reception Network and build strategic relationships with leading suppliers, partners and clients old and new at the drinks reception on day one.

The events are supported by a leading advisory council and the industry’s key associations and media publications including Make UK, Institute of Export and International Trade, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, the Manufacturing Technology Centre, High-Value Manufacturing Catapult, Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and Institution of Engineering Designers, who bring a wealth of expertise to cover the complete manufacturing and engineering sector. 

Free to attend. Register your interest now at www.mandeweek.co.uk/register-your-interest


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