After the first day of DSEI, we were delighted to host our first drinks reception at The Oyster Shed in London. With the Thames as a backdrop, it was a fantastic setting to welcome customers and contacts for an evening of good food, drinks and valuable conversations.
After the first day of DSEI, we were delighted to host our first drinks reception at The Oyster Shed in London. With the Thames as a backdrop, it was a fantastic setting to welcome customers and contacts for an evening of good food, drinks and valuable conversations.
The atmosphere was relaxed yet lively, giving everyone a chance to step away from the busy exhibition and spend time together in a more informal setting. It was a great opportunity to continue conversations, make new connections and enjoy time with familiar faces outside the show floor.
We’re thrilled with how well the evening came together and would like to thank everyone who joined us.
We look forward to the next one!
It might be hard to conceive of a time when safety was not an important industry trend, but we do not have to look that far back. As modern systems become more complicated, the importance of safety engineering will only increase. But how do we specifically define safety engineering, and how has it changed throughout its existence?
KDC Projects has formally signed the Armed Forces Covenant.
In March 2023, Australia joined the UK and US in a trilateral agreement to design and implement the next generation of nuclear submarines. Named the SSN-AUKUS deal, it’ll see Australia and the UK’s current fleets of Astute and Collins class submarines replaced by the same model. This has the potential to be a ground-breaking agreement for creating the future of underwater defence. To understand more, let’s look at the deal in more detail and the UK’s role in it.
