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The Materials Handling Engineers’ Association (MHEA)

Call For Papers

The Materials Handling Engineers Association is inviting those wishing to present at BULKEX 2021 to register their interest and submit a synopsis of proposed content.

Submissions relating to technical innovation or process improvements will be given preference, particularly those relating to heavy industries such as aggregates, mineral processing, cement, power, port operations, mining, waste processing and recycling etc.

Those who are directly involved in the bulk handling industry and those whose work is associated with it, are invited to forward submissions.

BULKEX21 is a must-attend event for anyone involved in the bulk materials handling industry.

BULKEX21 offers delegates, exhibitors and guests the opportunity to be informed of the latest developments and trends impacting the sector and provides a unique networking opportunity with the industry’s leading experts.

The conference will take place on 12th and 13th October at Chesford Grange, Warwickshire andfeatures a broad range of exhibition stands in addition to its full conference programme.

The MHEA Excellence Awards and Gala Dinner takes place on the evening of 12th October, celebrating the best in materials handling.

Initial submissions in the form of a synopsis or case study should be sent to:
Linda White: secretary@mhea.co.uk

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