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Another Successful NPT Employability Transition Training Programme Completed

Today we were proud to complete another UK Government–funded NPT Employability Transition Training Programme, supporting two Port Talbot men affected by the recent Tata Steel redundancies — Eliot Jones and Lee Sexton. Both learners committed themselves fully to an intensive, structured programme designed to help them re‑train, upskill, and gain industry‑recognised certification. Their training pathway […]

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Phoenix Sealing has received the King’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation 2026.

We are incredibly proud to announce that our sister company, Phoenix Sealing has received the King’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation 2026. The King’s Award for Enterprise (formerly the Queen’s Award) is the UK’s most prestigious business honour. It recognises outstanding achievements across categories like Innovation, International Trade and Sustainable Development. The award recognises the development

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Tata Steel Apprentices

Two years ago, we recognised Tata Steel UK for their commitment to apprentice development at Port Talbot. That commitment hasn’t faded — it’s grown. With the Electric Arc Furnace project now underway, mechanical competency is more important than ever. We’re proud to continue supporting Tata Steel by delivering Mechanical Joint Integrity training to the apprentices

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New for 2026!!

Everyone enrolling onto our Mechanical Joint Integrity Apprentice Training Programme* will now receive two of the most respected engineering reference books in the industry: ✅ The Roebuck ZEUS Precision Data Charts & Tables✅ The IMechE Engineers’ Data Book by Clifford Matthews These sit in addition to our comprehensive course handouts and our hugely popular pocket-sized

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TMJI10

Today we welcome technicians from Adler & Allan to complete their TMJI10 (Dismantle Assemble and Hand Torque Flanged Joints) technical tests. This is in addition to their initial attendance of the MJI10 training course and forms part of the ECITB 4-stage model to technical competence. So why do ECITB technical tests such as TMJI10 matter

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Engineering investment that speaks volumes

We’re proud to see one of our valued clients, Bradley Pulverizer, strengthening their engineering capability by enrolling key personnel on our industry-approved Mechanical Joint Integrity training programme. From commissioning and design engineers to operations and maintenance teams, the programme provides a deeper understanding of the legal requirements, industry standards, and the science behind bolted joints

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A sobering read 

A sobering read this morning as I finished a detailed final draft investigative report into the fire at the Martinez refinery in California, USA (February 2025). The findings were damning — pointing to multiple root causes, including:❌ Flawed work processes and procedures❌ Gaps in training and competency (human factors)❌ Inadequate supervision and oversight Most troubling

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King’s Birthday Honours List

We’re delighted to share some fantastic news about the wife of one of our Joint Integrity Technicians. Karen Morgan, wife of Karl Morgan, has been honoured in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours List with a British Empire Medal (BEM) for her outstanding services to lymphoedema care. Karen serves as the National Lymphoedema Education and Research

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