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The Materials Handling Engineers’ Association (MHEA)

Comprehensive programme in store at Bulk2014

A comprehensive programme of talks and seminars at Bulk2014 – the bulk handling industry’s premier professional networking event – has been announced by the Materials Handling Engineers Association. Find out more about what’s in store.Over the two days of Bulk2014 there will be six seminar sessions chaired by industry leaders. Each session will consist of three individual knowledge sharing workshops, covering diverse sector topics including mining in remote locations; the challenges of keeping the UK lights on; load calculation for trough idler rolls; and professional recognition in mining extractives. Each session is followed by an open question forum, while regular breakouts enable delegates to meet and network with industry colleagues.

On Thursday Brian Mackenzie, managing director of Materials Handling Products Ltd, will deliver the annual Dr Harold Wright Memorial Lecture. Mr Mackenzie will address the subject of fines screening issues and their resolution.

The conference has been awarded accredited continuing professional development (CPD) status by The Institute of Quarrying and will provide six hours of relevant CPD to attendees of the full conference. The technical and informative content of the event will give all involved useful knowledge in a wide range of industry subjects.

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