Advancing Skills for Manufacturing and Inspection

The Welding Institute Members' Day

Advancing Skills for Manufacturing and Inspection

All Members are invited to join us for this free in-person event but please note spaces are limited and will be issued on a first come, first served basis.

This event will provide fantastic networking opportunities and some of the highlights will include:

• Formal welcome and introduction from a member of TWI Executive Board
  Topics covered from industry: 
• Skills boot camp user experience
• Advances in subsea Inspection
• TWI Training and Examination Services speaker – Industry skills enhancement support utilising the TWI Virtual Academy.
• Additional topic may be added 

After lunch

Workshops on how TWI can support Members with manufacturing skills and support:

• Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing workshop
• Plastic welding workshop
• Dive tank tours
• Q&A on how The Welding Institute can help support Associate and Professional Members

Buffet lunch and refreshments will be provided

Additional information:

•  Registration for this in person event will close on 5th June at 12pm
•  Please note, some details may be subject to change

We hope that you will be able to join us and we look forward to seeing you there.

Further details and information on the agenda will be shared in the weeks running up to the event.

Please note that this event will not be run as a hybrid one on this occasion. This is an in-person event only.

Speakers

Jamie Cater

Senior Policy Manager
Make UK

Jamie is Senior Policy Manager at Make UK, the manufacturers’ organisation representing more than 20,000 engineering and manufacturing businesses across the UK. He leads Make UK’s policy work and government engagement on employment and skills, ensuring the sector’s voice is heard on critical policy issues such as apprenticeships, STEM education and labour market reform. Prior to joining Make UK, Jamie worked for a political consultancy advising clients on policy and regulatory issues, including education providers, staffing agencies and manufacturing businesses, and started his career in the office of a Shadow Education Minister.