Process Engineering Live
10-11 March, Manchester Central

The UK’s landmark event for the process sector, bringing innovation, efficiency and knowledge together.

Process Engineering Live offers you the opportunity to listen and engage with top industry specialists and come away with tangible benefits that can be implemented back at the plant. In today’s uncertain economic climate it has never been more important to improve equipment reliability, avoid unnecessary downtime and reduce waste.

Preparing your business for the future will ensure you stay productive even through the tougher times. Process Engineering Live will help you do this through a strong conference programme, a combination of specialist suppliers and excellent networking opportunities, all designed to maximise the value of your visit to the show.

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FREE Conference Programme

Over the course of the two days leading industry speakers will be covering some of the most relevant topics in process industry today. The content of the conference programme platform to address process engineering's current issues and will cover 4 main streams of content: Process improvement, Energy & Environment, People & Skills and Asset Management & maintenance.

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Exhibitors

Process Engineering Live is your premier opportunity to talk face to face with specialist suppliers, and test and compare the latest solutions to help you improve your plant operations. Exhibitors at Process Engineering Live will be representing all sectors of the process industry including:

▪ Process Management, ▪ Drives and Control, ▪ Process Automation and Integration, ▪ Pumps and Valves, ▪ Energy Management/Efficiency, ▪ Process Safety Systems, ▪ Fluids/Solids handling, ▪ Plant Maintenance, ▪ Sensors and Instrumentation, ▪ Design Software and CFD

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FREE Seminar & Skills Theatre

Discover the latest training programmes designed to boost productivity in the workplace, through presentations from the National Skills Academy for the Process Sector. Find out how your business can apply for some of the £ 50 million of government money available to the process sector for workforce development. Specialist supplies will also be presenting innovative solutions through case studies and live product demonstrations. More about the Seminar & Skills Theatre

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Process Engineering Live 10-11 March, Manchester Central