Partners

The British Gear Association (BGA) is a trade association that promotes the technical and commercial interests of manufacturers, distributors, academics and others involved in the Power Transmissions industry in the United Kingdom. The AEMT's partnership with the BGA gives us access to this network, and also offers our members discount on their training courses. 

Website:

www.bga.org.uk

Most AEMT members handle and service Pumps in their workshops. Our mutual partner relationship with the British Pump Manufacturers' Association (BPMA) gives us access to this network, and our members enjoy discounts on their training courses. 

The BPMA account for the majority of the £1 billion-plus UK market for pumps and in addition the UK pump industry is a net exporter. They influence the pump sector business environment in the interests of members' competitiveness and sustainability and to increase sector awareness by providing technical support and pump technology training to members, operators and purchasers of pumping equipment.

Website:

www.bpma.org.uk

Thousands of organisations utilise standards to bolster their practices. However, it's the members of BSI who truly reap the benefits, as they are privy to exclusive tools, insights, and support. BSI members have the ability to:

• Demonstrate their commitment to excellence through a visible association with BSI
• Leverage an expert advisory service, with complimentary access to professional researchers
• Ascend to a new level of expertise, gaining unique insights into best practices and upcoming innovations in their sector
• Save up to 50% on standards, events, and subscriptions

These privileges enable BSI members to extract the maximum advantage from standards, thereby saving time, enhancing productivity, and propelling organizational performance.

BSI Membership Certificate 2023

 

Website:

www.bsigroup.com

The CBI are the Confederation of British Industry. They work with the AEMT to shape the change what we need and to ensure we speak for the AEMT community. The CBI provide a feedback loop of economic and political intelligence, opportunities for the AEMT to connect to and access to events. 

Website:

www.cbi.org.uk

Our members play a crucial role in ensuring that rotating electrical equipment is efficiently repaired and maintained, thereby extending the life of these assets and reducing waste. As a touchpoint to the wider industry, AEMT is strategically positioned to drive our members towards, not just meeting, but surpassing net-zero carbon emissions.

Our sustainable strategy is a movement towards fostering a culture of environmental advocacy across far reaching industries, from power generation to water supply. By joining the CAFA group, AEMT is pledging to a cause, and actively leading the way in environmental sustainability within the electro-mechanical sector.

"AEMT are genuinely inspiring in the way they are speeding up their emission reductions activity and have introduced a net zero working group as well as planning climate related policies. The importance of the electro-mechanical sector cannot be underestimated. The CAFA Net Zero Association team is looking forward to working with AEMT on its net transition plan over the next few years." Alison Heppenstall, CEO, CAFA.

CAFA Membership Climate Commitment Certificate

Website:

www.climateactionforassociations.org/

LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/climate-action-for-associations/

Croner offers their members top-tier business and legal support. Delivering outsourced HR, employment law, and health & safety services, they cater to the needs of UK businesses. Their expert UK-based advisors provide a service tailored to meet the unique challenges and requirements of each organisation. Croner is not an off-the-shelf provider; their approach is customised to ensure they are always in the corner of the businesses they support when needed.

Croner assists over 14,000 UK businesses in maintaining compliance. Regardless of whether an organisation is a small enterprise with a handful of employees or a larger establishment, Croner adapts their service to meet specific requirements.

Providing 24/7 expert advice on any workforce challenge, Croner is there whether an organisation needs a second opinion, documentation checks, or the expertise of their legal team to handle an employee dispute, grievance or tribunal. They also offer industry-leading software to reduce the time spent on workforce management.

Engaging Croner is akin to hiring an HR team, a health & safety manager, and an employment law solicitor all in one, but at a fraction of the cost. To see how Croner can support a business, one can explore their offerings in:

• HR
• Employment Law
• Health & Safety
• Pay & Reward
• Free articles, templates, and downloads
• Exclusive partnerships
• Networking events and webinars
• EAP (Employee Assistance Programme)

Website:

www.croner.co.uk

The IECEx Recognised Training Provider (RTP) scheme is a special initiative that recognises organisations for their commitment to delivering training services concerning equipment used in potentially explosive atmospheres. The Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) is a proud participant in the IECEx RTP scheme, offering comprehensive training in the repair, maintenance, and reclamation of such equipment.

There are numerous organisations that provide training in handling equipment for explosive atmospheres, known as Ex technologies. However, not all of these adhere to the structure and requirements of IECEx Operational Documents OD 503 and OD 504, which support the IECEx Certified Persons Scheme, a mark of high-standard training to which AEMT conforms.

The RTP status by IECEx is awarded to organisations that have successfully undergone a rigorous review process in accordance with the IECEx Operational Document OD 521.

The primary goal of training provided by an IECEx RTP, such as AEMT, is to enhance the participant's knowledge and prepare them for assessment under the IECEx CoPC Scheme. This scheme is intended for individuals who wish to obtain the IECEx Certificate of Personnel Competence, issued by an approved IECEx Certification Body after assessing competence.

It's important to note that attending training with an RTP does not equate to certification or attestation of competence. It is not to be considered as evidence that competence has been assessed according to the IECEx CoPC Scheme requirements. The training primarily aims to equip the attendee with pertinent knowledge and skills to work safely in explosive atmospheres.

Website:

www.iecex.com/information/rtps/

The AEMT supports and endorses the work of Primary Engineer.

Its core aims include; the development of children and young people through engagement with engineering, the promotion of engineering careers through inspiring programmes and competitions, the development of engineering skills for teachers and practitioners addressing the inequalities in engineering.​

They have developed a project-based learning approach to education which enables children and pupils to engage with practical math’s and science alongside creative problem solving and literacy. It has been described as STEM by Stealth® due to the integrated curriculum nature of the programmes which also develop resilience and curiosity. ​

​Strong links to engineers and the industries they work in provides an opportunity for both pupils and teachers to expand their knowledge of careers, career paths and opportunities. ​

Website:

www.primaryengineer.com/

LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/primary-engineer/

The Tomorrow’s Engineers Code is a community of over 300 organisations working toward common goals to increase the diversity and number of young people entering engineering and tech careers.

Website:

code.tomorrowsengineers.org.uk/

The Trade Association Forum (TAF) is the leading representative body for associations in the UK, helping the AEMT to engage, improve and lead their sectors.

TAF work closely with the UK Government, as well as a huge range of partners and sponsors to help the AEMT deliver value for their members.

Website:

www.taforum.org/about-taf/