All the Lastest News from Actemium UK

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Actemium awarded for collaborative and innovative work at Sellafield nuclear site
We’re proud that our Actemium Design UK team are a key member of the Design Services Alliance (DSA) supply chain, an expert group of companies tasked with decommissioning Sellafield, one of the UK’s most complex nuclear sites. Our pride only grew when, earlier this summer, the team’s innovation, creativity and collaboration were honoured with three prestigious awards.
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Employee Spotlight: Josh Collingswood
When Josh Collingswood started working with Actemium in 2017, he was an electrician working on straightforward charging installations. Today, he is the business’s principal EV Maintenance Technician. Travelling across the country and supporting well-known consumer brands, he trains colleagues and new engineers while supporting new client relationships.
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EV Maintenance Solutions for Charge Point Operators
As Director of EV Mobility at Actemium UK, Nick Chambers has been ‘at the sharp end’ of the most transformative period in modern transport. With EV adoption a regular topic of discussion, today the Actemium team are hard at work on the ground supporting some of the most recognisable names in the industry. They are on site, all day, everyday – helping to design, build and maintain the national electric vehicle infrastructure.
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Employee Spotlight: Lee Foster
Meet Lee Foster, a Contracts Manager at Actemium Birmingham, who joined the business 22 years ago with a passion for all things electrical. Since then, he has grown and progressed to a key role in the Feed, Food and Beverage sector - overseeing projects, building client relationships, and delivering results for the business.
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Looking forward: Future-Proofing Feed, Food and Beverage
In an environment of growing complexity - including sustainability pressures, volatile costs, and ageing infrastructure - the Feed, Food & Beverage (FF&B) industry faces an urgent need to transform. Driven by inflationary pressures of raw materials and logistics, manufacturers are seeking to reduce operational expenditure while at the same time maintaining and improving throughput and quality.
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Women in Engineering 2025: Joanne Newman
In celebration of Women in Engineering, we sat down with Jo from Actemium Automation’s 24/7 Emergency Support Team to learn more about her two-decade career in engineering. From building long-term customer relationships to leading a close-knit team, Jo shares what drives her passion and purpose in the field.
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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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