Event Type: Professional development event

21 January 2026 10:00 to 15:00

We are keen to support our members in any way we can. For our members who are actively seeking to become professionally registered as a Chartered, Incorporated or EngTech member or as a Fellow, we are offering free events and support.

Industry: Cross-sector

Event Type: Talk or debate

14 January 2026 12:00 to 13:00

Natural Hazards Triggering Technical Disasters, NaTech, and Climate Change are ever-growing challenges for high hazard industries, but what are the safety implications of such events and how can we assess the associated risks? In the third of the series, Aimee Russell, a Senior Process Safety and Technical Analyst at RAS Ltd will describe an overview method which can be used to perform such assessments; also presenting real-world examples of NaTech events and what we can learn from them.

Industry: Process Industries

Event Type: Technical lecture

18 December 2025 18:30 to 20:00

This lecture will explore the latest advances in railway traction technologies and their role in enabling a sustainable, efficient, and high-performance railway system. Professor Stuart Hillmansen will examine the evolution of traction systems beyond conventional electrification, focusing on emerging solutions that address decarbonisation, operational flexibility, and whole-system energy efficiency.

Industry: Railway

Event Type: Talk or debate

11 December 2025 12:00 to 13:00

Heat pumps are a sustainable and energy-efficient solution for decarbonizing the process industry. By transferring heat from one location to another using a refrigerant, they enable significant reductions in energy consumption and carbon emissions. Heat pumps can extract heat from various sources such as air, water, or ground and elevate it to a temperature suitable for industrial processes. Applications include Process Heating, Cooling, and Waste Heat Recovery

Industry: Process Industries

Event Type: Talk or debate

27 November 2025 12:00 to 13:00

Briggs of Burton and the University of Nottingham’s Brewing Science team will explore how the perfect pint reaches you. We will consider the main brewery processes (unit operations), and their influence on product quality and safety. This webinar looks at the principles of design used in Food and Beverage Processing factories and will cover both theory and practice, delving into the mechanical aspects of hygienic process design, covering vessel, and pipework design, and Cleaning in Place (CIP).

Industry: Process Industries