Thursday 29th January

Are you considering investing in a new ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software for your business but don’t know where to start?

• Maybe you have but have been put off by the potential cost or invested and become stuck.
• Perhaps the complexity of transitioning from legacy applications, spreadsheets and current health of your data is too much to contemplate.

If these themes resonate then please register for our interactive workshop at the end of January where we explain the benefits of investing in ERP, how to reduce complexity when introducing the software and why it need not break the bank.

AI is everywhere in our lives now however it is hard for organisations to see the benefit or know if/when they should adopt the technology.

• Are you considering using it but don’t know where to start?
• Maybe you are worried about the risks around your data.

Please join us for an AI Masterclass on the best use cases for Microsoft Co-pilot and the key considerations that need to be made by any organisation prior to adoption.

Suggested timings for event:

• ERP Interactive Workshop – 30 mins plus 30 mins discussion/questions
• Break – breakfast rolls, tea and coffee
• AI Co-Pilot Masterclass – 1hr plus 30 mins discussion/questions

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Malin Group

Thursday 29 January 2026

Join us on Thursday 29 January, 10am – 1pm, for an opportunity to share common challenges, better understand how fellow member companies are continuously improving their business, hear more about Malin Group, marine specialists, providing end to end solutions for the industry, from feasibility studies and consultancy, through design, fabrication and specialist welding, to transportation, mobilisation and decommissioning. With a heritage dating back 125 years, they have worked on a number of iconic projects – from the Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier, and big blue golf ball, to latterly HMS Glasgow, Hinkley point C and the Tay Whale.

Attendees will experience a tour of Malin Groups HQ, in the historic South Rotunda. Attendees will be provided with a short tour of the iconic building, before being invited to our gallery, with 360 degree views of the city, where you will hear a little on Malin Group and their respective business units – from feed and feasibility studies, to specialist welding and turnkey marine transportation. There will also be a short in-depth case study of one of our recent scopes, the roll-out and float-off of HMS Venturer, type 31 first in class.

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Join member organsation Headtorch on Wednesday 4th February 9am-1pm, at the ScotEng office, as they take a deep dive into ‘Creating a Healthy Culture.’

The session will explore:

• What this means – to lead with wellbeing at its core
• Why this matters – the impact and benefits
• What’s involved, topics include:
  • Psychologically safety
  • Leadership styles
  • Emotional intelligence
  • Listening at a different level
• How to embed Leading With a Wellbeing Lens into organisational culture and strategy
• Understanding where your organisation is on this journey

Headtorch work with many different types of organisations, from SME’s to global companies, to develop healthy working cultures where people and organisations thrive.  Join us for what will be a fascinating, interactive, and reflective session.

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Heriot Watt University

Thursday 5 February 2026

Join us on Thursday 5 February 10am – 1pm, for an opportunity to share common challenges, better understand how fellow member companies are continuously improving their business and hear more about Heriot-Watt University, a leader in developing talent for the engineering sector.

Heriot-Watt University has a proud history of working with industry and has been at the forefront of work-based learning, particularly in engineering. During the event, attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Tour the Mechanical Engineering workshop and the Civil Engineering labs (including the rail track rigs)
• Understand how fully-funded Graduate Apprenticeships are an ideal way to develop much-needed talent through upskilling and new recruitment
• Hear first-hand from Scottish Engineering member firm Plexus about how Graduate Apprenticeships have made a positive impact in their organisation.

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Caledonian Industries Ltd

Thursday 12 February 2026

Join us on Thursday 12 February 10am – 1pm, for an opportunity to share common challenges, better understand how fellow member companies are continuously improving their business and hear more about Caledonian Industries Ltd a long-established materials technology and manufacturing company.

Located in Glasgow, adjacent to both the airport and motorway network, they are well located to supply the key industries of electronics, telecommunications and energy. Caledonian Industries’ experience of precision foam and engineering plastics has fuelled their growth as a key supplier of packaging products, and components for mobile phones and energy platforms.

Ongoing innovation and performance continue to keep them at the forefront of supplying seals and gaskets for the energy, automotive and engineering industries.

What to expect on the day

Caledonian Industries will provide a short presentation on what they do as well as a tour of their manufacturing plant, which will be provided in small groups. The event will be rounded off with lunch to allow attendees to network with one another, food will be provided.

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BOC Limited, a Linde company 

Tuesday 17 February 2026

Join us on Tuesday 17 February 10am – 1pm, for an opportunity to share common challenges, better understand how fellow member companies are continuously improving their business and hear more about BOC Limited a Linde company, a Leading Global Gases and Engineering Business with a Mission to Make the World More Productive.

BOC is the UK and Ireland‘s largest provider of industrial, medical, and special gases as well as related equipment, engineering services, and solutions to support them. They produce, package, and distribute thousands of different types of gases to their customers every day. Their extensive range includes atmospheric gases, high purity gases and mixtures, refrigerants, and chemicals, for applications as diverse as cooling magnets in hospital MRI scanners to fuelling zero emissions vehicles and much more.

BOC offers tailored supply solutions for every size of customer; their cylinder customers enjoy a nationwide delivery and collection network; bulk customers the reassurance of 24/7 delivery; and for their high-demand customers they offer onsite production or dedicated pipeline supply.

Site Tour

As well as hearing from BOC experts on the topics of Laser cutting, Gas safety and BOC’s Gas Safety Awareness training PSOs, their new REArc initiative (Reduce Emissions in Arc Welding) and Hydrogen fuel switching/alternative fuels…

Visitors can expect to see their cylinder filling operation where they fill approximately 5000 cylinders per week, and act as a distribution hub, sorting, and handling approximately 6000 cylinders per week of transient products. Onsite they have liquid Oxygen, Argon, Nitrogen and CO2 storage vessels for filling 300bar industrial cylinders, as well as filling hospitality gases and Cryospeed mini-bulk tankers.  They will also take visitors over to their onsite retail operation the Gas and Gear, where customers can purchase and collect gas cylinders as well as hardgoods, gas equipment and PPE and where they will be demonstrating a zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell powered mobile lighting tower, which utilised BOCs 200W Hymera Fuel Cell together with the Hydrogen ‘Genie’ cylinders.

Visitors will be required to bring, safety shoes, high-vis jacket/vest.

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Innovation Training | Wednesday 18 February | 9am-5pm 

Are you ready to drive innovation and lead with fresh thinking?

We’re pleased to invite you to an exclusive One-Day Innovation Training, designed to ignite creativity and foster innovative thinking. This comprehensive session will equip you with cutting-edge tools and strategies to enhance your innovative capabilities.

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What to Expect:

• This hands-on workshop will combine theoretical knowledge with practical exercises, group activities and real-world case studies
• Networking opportunities with like-minded professionals. You will have the opportunity to collaborate with peers and apply new concepts to actual challenges
• Professional facilitation by experienced innovation coach

What You’ll Learn:

• Proven innovation tools, methodologies and frameworks
• Techniques for identifying and delivering opportunities and innovations
• Managing projects and stakeholders

Event Details:

• Time: 9 AM – 5 PM
• Location: Scottish Engineering, 105 West George Street, Glasgow G2 1QL
• Includes: Complimentary lunch and refreshments
• Cost –
  

  £195 for members

  £250 for non-members

Important Note:

We ask participants to:

• Actively engage in all workshop activities.
• Provide feedback at the conclusion of the training.
• Share insights on how the learned techniques could be applied in your work.

Your insights will help us enhance future training programs and ensure we deliver maximum value to all participants.

Secure your spot today!

We look forward to innovate with you.

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