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Published on 20 December 2002
Published on 19th December 2002 Price £125 +VAT This report validates 5 years of sites and employment data from the Findlay Publications Manufacturing Industry database against the Office of National Statistics database (ONS). This provides industry, economists and academics with a view of key trends in UK manufacturing not previously available. The report goes further than ONS data to report trends from 1997-2002 never previously available, mapping the universe of engineering designers, electronics designers, production engineers, machine tools and CNC machines. Order the report online, or contact Paul Watts for more information.

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Published on 12 September 2002
Published June 2002 Price: £75+VAT What are the common problems and issues faced by health & safety professionals in UK manufacturing? What are their average training budgets? What is the average cost to manufacturing of a "typical" accident, or of a health incident? The Occupational Health and Safety report provides powerful benchmarking information allowing managers to compare their position with the rest of UK manufacturing. Order the report online, or contact Paul Watts for more information.

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Published on 03 October 2001
Report first Published February 2000 Price: £150 Based on 200 interviews with Service Managers in the IT, telecoms, utilities and domestic appliance service industries. This report looks in detail at the current policies, practices and performance benchmarks within these field service operations.

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Published on 03 October 2001
Report first published February 2000 Price: £150 The report is based on interviews with maintenance managers in UK manufacturing companies. It provides detailed information with regard to maintenance strategies, management of maintenance information, asset management, maintenance systems and software, challenges for the future and training. Based on the views and opinions of 300 line managers.

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