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KubeNet has been appointed to take over and manage the full IT environment for Erskine Veterans Charity, supporting the organisation as it continues its vital work with veterans across Scotland.

Angus Training Group is delighted to reconnect with the CeeD community and rejoin as members. As we mark an incredible 60 years as a leading apprenticeship provider, we continue to champion high-quality engineering and technical training for the next generation of Scotland’s workforce.

In manufacturing, sustained productivity improvement is often undermined by three persistent challenges:

We’re excited to share a new collaboration opportunity now available to organisations across the CeeD network. FeME STEPS (Student Teams for Environmental and Participatory Solutions) has officially launched, a dynamic programme designed to connect multidisciplinary student teams with external partners to tackle real-world environmental and climate‑related challenges.

SLC’s Employability and Routes to Work South Lanarkshire are delivering a programme that could support local engineering companies. The M/ESI initiative offers employer-shaped work academies and funded upskilling, providing tailored training, work‑ready candidates, and opportunities to develop future talent and strengthen workforce capability.

Nearly 700 guests gathered last night to celebrate the CeeD Annual Industry Awards 2026, recognising the outstanding achievements of organisations and individuals driving innovation, sustainability, skills and growth across Scotland’s engineering, manufacturing and technology sectors.

From groundbreaking research collaborations to transformative operational excellence, this year’s winners showcase the very best of Scottish industry.

John White & Sons: CeeD member story

CeeD is delighted to reveal the shortlist for the 2026 CeeD Industry Awards, celebrating excellence, innovation, and impact across Scotland’s manufacturing, engineering, and technology sectors.

Booth Welsh: People-Owned, Values-Led, Future-Focused

Scott & Fyfe, the Tayport-based employee-owned global technical textiles and advanced materials company, has strengthened its international presence through an exclusive partnership with a North American company to distribute its innovative composite pipe-lining technology.

From 1 January 2026, the multi-million strategic partnership will pair Scott & Fyfe’s long-standing reputation for engineering cutting-edge materials with Ottawa-based Waterline Renewal Technologies’ extensive distribution network and industry leadership across the United States of America and Canada.

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