MTC - Manufacturing Technology Centre
Neil Timms is a chartered engineer (CEng MIMechE) and a qualified health and safety professional (DipNEBOSH) with over 30 years of experience in health and safety management and multi-discipline engineering. Currently serving as Senior Health and Safety Advisor at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) since April 2011, Neil has a strong track record in implementing health and safety practices, developing facilities like the National Centre for Additive Manufacturing, and achieving certification for health and safety management systems. Neil's technical expertise spans a wide range of engineering fields, including robotics, CNC machining, laser processing, and additive manufacturing. Education credentials include a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng Hons) in Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering and multiple NEBOSH qualifications, emphasizing a commitment to occupational safety and health management.
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MTC - Manufacturing Technology Centre
The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) develops and proves innovative manufacturing processes and technologies in an agile, low risk environment, in partnership with industry, academia and other institutions. They focus on delivering bespoke manufacturing system solutions for their customers.They operate some of the most advanced manufacturingequipment in the world, and employ a team of highly skilled engineers, many of whom are leading experts in their field. This creates a high quality environment for the development and demonstration of new processes and technologies on an industrial scale.The MTC’s areas of expertise are directly relevant to both large and small companies, and are applicable across a wide range of industry sectors. The MTC’s members include global manufacturing companies from multiple sectors. Research partners include the University of Birmingham, University of Nottingham, Loughborough University and TWI Ltd.The MTC is part of the High Value Manufacturing Catapult, supported by Innovate UK.