As a contractor member of IPAF (International Powered Access Federation), we maintain a strong working relationship with them and actively participate on their Contractors Committee. This collaboration has led to our Contracts Director setting up on-site IPAF sessions, tailored to both our team and supply chain partners. Recently, we held a contractor IPAF session, organised by our Contracts Direc...

The press has recently reported on how we have invested £2 million in bringing the latest technology to our on-site Cut Shack components plant and how we are the first company in the UK and the first steelwork company to install the Mazak FG-400 Neo.

The purchase of the FG-Neo follows the installation of the PeddiBot-1250 machine, in a move to enhance and streamline our production process.

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Caunton Engineering are most pleased to be working on the NeuConnect HVDC (High-Voltage Direct Current) interconnector project. This will connect the Isle of Grain in England and Wilhelmshaven in Germany. We are supplying structural steelwork for the convertor station on the Isle of Grain, Medway.

Caunton was particularly pleased to welcome a delegation of representatives of the companies resp...

At Caunton Engineering, safety is not just a requirement, it is a responsibility we take seriously at every level of our organisation. On World Day for Safety and Health at Work, we proudly recognise the importance of creating safe, complaint, and well-managed working environments across all our operations.

We are proud to hold BS EN ISO 45001:2018, the international standard for occupational h...

Jack has become the latest Caunton employee to successfully complete the Institution of Civil Engineers Chartered Professional Review and becomes the ninth Chartered Engineer in Caunton Engineering's Design Team.

Jack joined Caunton in 2008 on a summer placement, and was subsequently sponsored by Caunton to complete his degree in Civil Engineering at Nottingham Trent University, on a part-time ...

All those in the construction industry who knew Mike Fewster will mourn his untimely passing. Mike was a significant force within the structural steelwork sector.

He served as Managing Director of Caunton Engineering from 1994 to 1999 and as a non-executive director from 2021 to 2022. By the time Mike joined the company, Caunton was already skilled in CAD (Computer-Aided Design). His expertise...