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from basic engineering principles to first aid, crane, and forklift training. We bolster that at least twice a year across the team.”
As Adrian emphasizes, training and people development is paramount at Bruderer UK, not merely for the company’ s own success but for that of the wider manufacturing industry. The larger Telford facility will allow the business to bring on, educate, and enhance its next generation and, consequently, support the next generation of manufacturing. This focus is one of the driving forces behind Bruderer UK’ s ability to stay ahead of emerging and evolving markets, such as the rise of AI and data centers.
“ The purpose of having this bespoke building is to allow us to bring in new blood, and I believe that it’ s imperative that we take on more young people in the form of apprentices and introduce them into the
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01494 529808 sales @ alanspargoltd. com fraternity of electromechanical engineering. This is especially important in our specialism of high speed and precision stamping technologies,” Adrian explains.“ These young people can now come into our Center of Excellence and see what we’ re all about, learn more about our production processes, and see how those applications are aligned with things that they use in their daily lives, such as cars, computers and AI. All these AI storage units, for instance, are born from engineering and have, predominantly, been manufactured on a Bruderer press, whether it’ s the connectors, hard drives, IC chips, or the actual cabinets.
“ It means that our youth will be able to align practical engineering with new technologies. Where there’ s a connection or formed part, you can bet that Bruderer had something to do with it along the way, be that in the UK or elsewhere in the world.”
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