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SUMMARY:5 Production Line Mistakes Costing Manufacturing Businesses
DESCRIPTION:🌐 Register here: ergoandwellbeing.com/webinar\nIs worker discomfort\, rising absence rates or quality issues impacting your production line? The root cause might be hiding in plain sight. \nWe’re pleased to host Julie Rainey MSc C.ErgHF MCIEHF MIHFES\, Chartered Ergonomist & Human Factors Specialist and Director of Ergo & Wellbeing\, for a practical webinar on production line Ergonomics. \nJulie brings extensive manufacturing experience from Aston Martin (Human Factors Ergonomist) and Airbus UK (Ergonomics Specialist). \nShe’ll cover: \n\n→ Why “one size fits all” workstations fit nobody properly\n→ The hidden danger of “it’s only 2kg” (spoiler: multiply that by 400 lifts per shift)\n→ How poor layout wastes energy and creates strain\n→ Why generic training doesn’t transfer to real tasks\n→ The true cost of waiting for injury before taking action\n\nMore importantly\, Julie will share practical fixes including quick wins you can implement immediately and how modern assessment technology is changing what’s possible for comprehensive risk identification. \nThe context: \n543\,000 UK workers suffer from work-related MSDs annually\, costing employers £21.6 billion and resulting in 33.7 million working days lost every year. \nThis session is relevant for: \n\n→ Production Managers\n→ Operations Directors\n→ Health & Safety Professionals\n→ Engineering Managers\n→ Continuous Improvement Leads\n\nWhether you’re in food production\, engineering\, manufacturing\, advanced manufacturing\, pharmaceuticals or aerospace\, if you’re experiencing worker discomfort complaints\, efficiency issues\, quality issues\, absence rates or productivity challenges\, this webinar will provide actionable insights. \n\n\n📅 Wednesday 21st January\, 12:30-1:15pm \n🌐 Register here: ergoandwellbeing.com/webinar
URL:https://www.manufacturingni.org/event/5-production-line-mistakes-costing-manufacturing-businesses/
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SUMMARY:Menopause Matters at Work Webinar - Take Action in Your Business
DESCRIPTION:In our recent webinar\, we looked at what menopause inclusion means in practice for manufacturing employers in Northern Ireland\, and why getting it right supports retention\, performance and wellbeing. Manufacturing NI is pleased to share this session in partnership with Work Life People\, helping organisations understand why menopause is now a strategic workforce issue and what the changing legislative landscape means in practice. The session also introduces the Menopause Accreditation Programme (MAP) – a structured pathway to help employers move from awareness to action and prepare confidently for Menopause Action Plans.\n\nManufacturing NI Member offer: Work Life People is offering a free Menopause Strategy Session and 10% discount on the Menopause Accreditation and eLearning Programmes.\n\nFor more information contact: karina@worklifepeople.com for visit: www.worklifepeople.com
URL:https://www.manufacturingni.org/event/menopause-matters-at-work-take-action-in-your-business/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Director’s Duties and Corporate Governance Webinar – Protect Yourself and Your Business
DESCRIPTION:In our recent webinar\, we partnered with legal experts Emma McCloskey and Lyndsey McSherry from Mills Selig to give manufacturing directors a practical overview of their statutory duties. The session focused on the importance of strong governance\, shifting director responsibilities during financial stress\, upcoming Companies House changes such as director ID verification\, and the value of early professional advice in reducing risk. \n Key takeaways: \n\nDirectors’ duties are personal\, non-delegable and owed to the company\nArticles of Association and shareholder agreements protect both the business and directors\nInsolvency risk shifts director focus from shareholders to creditors\nDisqualification risk often stems from cumulative governance and compliance failures\nCompanies House is actively enforcing accuracy and ID verification\n\nAccess the recording and slides to review the key guidance and practical actions directors should prioritise now. \nSlides are available here: Mills Selig Directors Duties webinar
URL:https://www.manufacturingni.org/event/directors-duties-and-corporate-governance-protect-yourself-and-your-business/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Restructuring and Insolvency Webinar - How to Protect Your Business
DESCRIPTION:Manufacturing NI’s webinar “Restructuring and Insolvency – How to Protect Your Business” with Mills Selig outlined the main restructuring and insolvency routes\, and the practical steps businesses and creditors can take when financial pressure builds. Richard Craig and Kathryn McIvor highlighted how outcomes are shaped by creditor priority\, HMRC’s position\, and the route chosen\, such as administration\, liquidation\, pre-packs\, or a formal compromise with creditors.\n\nKey Takeaways\n\n\nSeek advice early and engage stakeholders quickly to stay in control.\n\n\nSelect the right route early to protect value and continuity.\n\n\nManage creditor risk proactively by limiting exposure and engaging early with HMRC and key creditors.\n\n\nProtect directors and the business by documenting decisions and prioritising creditor interests as pressure increases.\n\n\nAccess the recording and slides to revisit the guidance and practical actions directors should prioritise now.\n\n\n26 Mills Selig – MNI Presentation – RI – FINAL – To Share
URL:https://www.manufacturingni.org/event/restructuring-and-insolvency-how-to-protect-your-business/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Cyber Risk\, Contracts & Compliance Webinar: Strengthening Your Defences in 2026
DESCRIPTION:Manufacturing NI’s webinar “Cyber Risk\, Contracts and Compliance” with Mills Selig outlined the growing legal\, contractual and operational cyber risks facing manufacturers\, and the practical steps businesses can take to strengthen resilience. Aisling highlighted how cyber risk now extends well beyond IT\, with supply-chain exposure\, insider threats\, AI-enabled attacks and evolving UK and EU compliance obligations all increasing pressure on manufacturers to review governance\, contracts and incident response planning.\n\nKey Takeaways\n– Treat cyber risk as a board-level issue that affects contracts\, resilience\, reputation and operations.\n– Review supplier and customer contracts to ensure cyber security obligations\, audit rights and breach notification timelines are clearly defined.\n– Carry out legal and technical gap analyses to identify compliance requirements\, contractual weaknesses and priority risks.\n– Take a proportionate approach by focusing first on personal data\, key systems and higher-risk suppliers.\n– Strengthen governance\, documentation and incident response plans to demonstrate preparedness and reduce regulatory and commercial exposure.\n\n26 Mills Selig – MNI Presentation – RI – FINAL – To Share
URL:https://www.manufacturingni.org/event/cyber-risk-contracts-compliance-webinar-strengthening-your-defences-in-2026/
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SUMMARY:From Blind Spots to Blueprints: Real-Time Asset Tracking in Manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:In high-volume manufacturing\, limited visibility of components and work-in-progress can slow down decision-making\, increase costs\, and create operational risk. As part of the E-DATA Collaborative Network\, we are running a practical peer-learning webinar exploring how SMEs can move from manual tracking to real-time visibility.\n\nThis session will showcase how Hutchinson Engineering worked with DataDirect Intelligence to implement a Bluetooth-based tracking solution\, reducing part-seeking time by 25% and improving operational efficiency.\n\nJoin us for a practical Q&A with Richard Hutchinson and Owen Miller\, designed for businesses interested in how digital tools\, data\, and connected systems support productivity\, efficiency\, and better decision-making.\n\n12-1pm\nWed\, 3rd June 2026\nOnline via Microsoft Teams
URL:https://www.manufacturingni.org/event/from-blind-spots-to-blueprints-real-time-asset-tracking-in-manufacturing/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:E-DATA,Webinar
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