On the 21st June, Tinsley Bridge hosted an event to commemorate International Women in Engineering week. The National College for High-Speed Rail teamed up with Tinsley Bridge to mark the occasion, hosted by BBC business presenter Steph McGovern, designed to engage and inspire the schoolgirls of Sheffield.
To mark International Women in Engineering week, Tinsley Bridge will be hosting a special Women in Engineering event on the 21st June in conjunction with The National College for High Speed Rail.
Tinsley Bridge exhibited at this years Railtex show to demonstrate the company’s commitment to the global rail sector and showcase our capabilities and products for rail rolling stock and infrastructure.
Guido DeRege from Tinsley Bridge’s Turin office has achieved motor racing success by winning the 2016 Italian Historic Hill Climb Championship.
After 20 years of extensive use, a pair of Machine Tool Slideways have been returned to Tyzack Machine Knives for refurbishment.
Railtex is the all-encompassing showcase for technological innovations across the entire rail supply market. It provides an unequalled opportunity in the UK for companies serving all aspects of the infrastructure and rolling stock sectors to present their capabilities, meet their customers and be part of the industry’s networking event of the year.
The new site, which is also the first piece of marketing collateral to carry our new branding, reflects our position as an integrated engineering and manufacturing organisation.
We were delighted and honoured to win two awards at the 15th Sheffield Business Awards, presented by BBC’s Harry Gration in front of 750 people, last December. Winning two awards in one night was doubly rewarding as there were a record number of entries for the 2016 competition.
After a recent visit by Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon, Mark Webber spoke of a bright future for steel and the wider engineering industry in Sheffield, where the firm began life more than 150 years ago. "There's the opportunity to develop this advanced manufacturing cluster around this side of Sheffield, which I think bodes very well for the future of manufacturing in Sheffield," he said.
SOMI founder and Tinsley Bridge manufacturing partner, Pauline Dawes has been recognised in Innovate UK’s Women in Innovation Awards 2016. Launched in May 2016, the aim of the nationwide competition was to challenge the low numbers of women entrepreneurs in the UK.