James Townsend Featured in The Marine Insurer
Plant Pathologist, James Townsend, is featured in April’s edition of the Marine Insurer Journal with his article ‘Avoiding a Case of the Blues’.
Plant Pathologist, James Townsend, is featured in April’s edition of the Marine Insurer Journal with his article ‘Avoiding a Case of the Blues’.
Ben covered the basics of brushgear including why it is used, how it works, and what its limitations are.
Marine Fire Expert, John Gow, discussed some of the challenges seafarers may face as the shipping sectors moves towards decarbonisation and the drive to maximise economies of scale.
Power and Energy experts, Dr Hugh Martindale, Dr Amir Hajdaei, Ben Lister and Built Environment expert Andrew Reeves presented to Lloyd’s Market Association in London
Adam is an electro-mechanical engineer based in our glasgow office. He has experience spanning over explosives, ballistics and failure analysis. He worked previously performing stress, deflection and structural analysis and early research and design
Hawkins acoustics expert Andrew Peplow discusses the impact data centres have on noise and vibrations and how relating issues can be reduced
In this presentation, Principal Acoustics Consultant Dr Andrew Peplow provides a comprehensive understanding of HAVS, including its causes and symptoms.
In this webinar, Road Traffic Collision Investigator, Adam Barrow provides an overview of the development of pedestrian protection measures in vehicle design.
Electrical Engineer Richard Heath will review the basic concepts of electric shocks, how they occur, and how electric shock personal injury cases are investigated.
With increased demand for electricity and the global move towards renewable energy sources wind turbines are becoming increasingly popular. The wind turbines are mostly located off-shore or in remote, rural on-shore locations. Any damage sustained by these structures will have severe financial consequences related to access, replacement/repair and business interruption cost.