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Celebrating 10 and 20 years With Hawkins
Hawkins would like to congratulate Andrew Reeves, Paul Gee, and Julie Poppitt for a combined 40 years of service.
Read MoreHawkins Adds Five Top-of-the-Range HIROX Microscopes to its Laboratories
Hawkins is pleased to announce the arrival of HIROX RX 100 microscopes to five of our UK laboratories.
Read MoreFresh Air Invoicing
Increasing economic strain, compounded by higher interest rates, inflation, and loan repayments, has led to intensified cash flow issues for businesses. Amidst this, the rise in company insolvencies reflects the challenges. Explore the concept of 'fr
Read MoreContamination: A Dirty Problem
The article discusses contamination arising from fire, water damage, and storms, emphasising its diverse forms like soot, odors, water-related issues, mold, and asbestos. It stresses the urgency of identifying and addressing contamination promptly to
Read MoreHawkins Welcomes Chemical Engineer Sam A’Court
Hawkins is delighted to welcome Chemical Engineer, Sam A’Court , to our Reigate office.
Read MoreCauses of Germination Failure in Cereal Crops – Part 3: Pests and Diseases
This article explores cereal crop germination failure, highlighting pests and diseases' roles. It stresses financial repercussions on farmers, encompassing seed, field prep, and related costs due to crop failure. Pests (slugs, frit fly, leatherjacket
Read MoreHawkins Welcomes Chartered Structural Engineer Tim Hodson
It is with great pleasure that we welcome Tim Hodson to our Bristol office. Tim is a Chartered Structural Engineer and Incorporated Civil Engineer with more than 15 years of experience working in both the UK and abroad.
Read MoreHydrogen Embrittlement – how can a gas make a metal brittle?
Hydrogen, from its explosive potential to its benign, life giving properties after reacting with oxygen, is one of the most dynamic elements.
Read MoreFire Engineer Tom Dale Featured in Construction UK Magazine
Tom’s article Cavity Barriers: Hidden but Not to Be Ignored discusses how poorly-installed cavity barriers, can greatly increase the level of damage sustained following a fire.
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