All the Lastest News from Actemium UK

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Women in Engineering 2025: Ashmi Kiku
On Women In Engineering Day we caught up with Ashmi Kiku, a Graduate Process Engineer at Actemium Design, to hear how collaboration, mentorship, and a passion for problem-solving have defined her experience in the engineering world so far.
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Looking forward: How Decarbonisation and Urban Pressures Are Reshaping Our Buildings’ Electrical Networks
Richard Albones at Switchgear Services - part of Actemium UK - explores how decarbonisation and growing population pressures are transforming our buildings — and driving a new approach to designing safe, reliable electrical networks.
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Women in Engineering 2025: Nicolle Lines
Meet Nicolle – Junior Control Systems Engineer at Actemium Automation Nottingham. We recently sat down with Nicolle to talk about her role, her journey in engineering, and the importance of collaboration.
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Women in Engineering 2025: Kasia Kolanko
Working behind the scenes to grow the UK's EV charging infrastructure, Kasia Kolanko shares her own success story — one built on a strong academic foundation, hands-on experience alongside engineering colleagues, and a drive powered by determination and perseverance.
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Women in Engineering 2025: Millie Hardman
Let us introduce you to Millie Hardman - a first-year Apprentice Electrical Engineer at Switchgear Services, part of Actemium UK, who likes to put a personal touch to everything she does and over the last 12 months has grown rapidly in her role.
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Women in Engineering 2025: Joanne Elliott
Say hello to Joanne Elliott, Sector Manager within Actemium ICS, who thrives on the challenge of managing complex and bespoke engineering projects.
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Employee Spotlight: Beatriz
Meet Beatriz, a Junior Systems Engineer at Actemium UK, who’s turning her curiosity into cutting-edge automation solutions across industries such as food, automotive, and pharmaceuticals.
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Looking forward: Building readiness, resilience and security into the UK’s critical infrastructure industries
Actemium UK's Donald Wibberly, Business Unit General Manager (Hampshire), and Ian Moyles, Senior Project Manager, discuss the challenge facing the UK's critical industries and the solutions helping to keep them running 24/7.
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Looking forward: How nuclear will help the UK become energy and defence independent
Nick Chown, Business Development Manager with Actemium Design Chorley, shares his thoughts on the state of the nuclear sector and the innovations expected to help it achieve this rapid anticipated growth
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Employee Spotlight: Cameron
Meet Cameron, a Mechanical Design Engineer at Actemium UK, whose passion for engineering design and safety systems is helping shape the future of the UK's energy sector.
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