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Hawkins Collision Investigators Take to the Roads in Pembrey
Two Hawkins’ mechanical engineers, Charles Murdoch and James Wade, not only investigate road traffic collisions, but also take to the roads themselves during motorcycle club races.
Read MoreHawkins Welcomes Mechanical Engineer Simon Batt
Hawkins is delighted to welcome mechanical engineer Simon Batt to our Birmingham team. Simon joins Hawkins with 15 years’ experience in the mechanical engineering and power generation fields. Simon is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the Ins
Read MoreHawkins Joins Virtual Shine Balloon Race
Shine, a charity funded almost entirely by the generosity of the public, works to support people of all ages living with spina bifida and hydrocephalus. Shine also works with doctors, antenatal clinics, midwives, and other health professionals before
Read MoreChemical Flux in Plumbing Systems: A State of Flux
Chemical Flux in Plumbing Systems: Flux, an aggressive acidic paste, is applied to copper pipe surfaces before soldering.
Read MoreDigital Forensics Article By Callum Hogan Published in FOIL’s The Voice
Digital Investigator Callum Hogan has had an article featured in the Forum Of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) magazine, The Voice.
Read MoreToo Hot! Keep your Cool with Part O
In an effort to mitigate the effects of climate change, the government published Approved Document Part O, which provides guidance for complying with the new Part O of the Building Regulations.
Read MoreInvestigating Fires Involving Biomass Boilers
Biomass is the use of organic matter as a fuel, used since people first burnt wood to cook food and keep warm. More recently, it has been part of a drive for using renewable energy sources to fuel our homes and businesses, rather than fossil fuels.
Read MoreDroning On…
Over the past few years, drones have become increasingly common and are now frequently used by both hobbyists and commercial operators.
Read MoreFull Numerical Analysis Part 3: Application to the Forensic Investigation of Geotechnical Incidents
With the rapid advancement of computer technology, full numerical modelling is now routinely carried out in geotechnical engineering.
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