Steel Bricks™, the UK-based modular steel construction system developed by MWS, and with involvement by Caunton Engineering, has been included in a multi-million dollar funding programme to be delivered within the U.S. DOE’s Advanced Construction Technology (ACT) initiative, aimed at making advanced nuclear construction faster and more affordable to build. GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, the world-lea...

The press announces that Britishvolt, reported to be Britain's foremost investor in battery technologies, is partnering with Prologis to build its UK battery cell scale-up hub in the West Midlands. Main contractor is Winvic Construction, and structural steelwork required is by Caunton Engineering.
With a budget exceeding £200M, the plan looks to create upwards of 150 highly skilled jobs at the...

The Caunton Engineering sustainability steering and working group has been working through the company’s sustainability / net zero action schedule, in order to set out the journey towards Net Zero 2050. The aim had been to formulate Caunton’s sustainability / net zero roadmap. This has now been completed and is posted here. You may access this also via the Caunton web site - caunton.co.uk.

A steel framed beacon support frame, originally manufactured by Caunton Engineering for Greasley Parish to celebrate the Golden Jubilee in 2012, has now be repurposed and permanently re-homed at Morley Hayes where it will be used to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee. The beacon shown in the photograph was designed and fabricated by the Caunton Apprentices Team back in 2012. It will be lit on the 2nd ...

The press records that St Modwen Logistics has signed a deal with recipe box retailer, Gousto, to deliver a 27,400m2 steel-framed fulfilment centre at St. Modwen Park Burton. Main contractor is Readie Construction who will be building the warehouse – the structural steelwork by Caunton
New Steel Construction magazine reports the £40M sustainable warehouse space will be home to a highly auto...

New Steel Construction reports on Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s visit to Caunton Engineering’s works in their May publication. Mr Sunak was particularly interested in how recruits are trained, and he was to hold an informal meeting with eight current and past Caunton apprentices, to learn from their experiences. He supplemented this by being given his own practical training in steel fabrication – see ...