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Siemens produces 25 new engineers since its launch in 2017

National Apprenticeship Week shines a light on the alternative career pathway for young people says Siemens’ head of training solutions

• The Net Zero Carbon Delivery Framework Agreement is for use by UK public sector bodies including central Government departments and executive agencies, NHS Healthcare Trusts, educational establishments, fire and rescue services, social care bodies, housing associations, local authorities, police authorities and public corporations looking to implement low/zero-carbon technologies.
• Siemens offers, through the framework, a one-stop source for procurement of holistic low and zero carbon technology solutions.

Siemens has unearthed the next generation of engineering, technology and business talent through an innovative, virtual competition which challenged students to design a smart, sustainable and interconnected transport system.

• Siemens Mobility one of just seven organisations worldwide to receive double award from British Safety Council
• Accolades follow maximum five-star safety audit rating

• 67 Sicore II ANPR cameras installed at locations across the city
• Extensive system testing and trials programme now underway
• Scheme on schedule to go live on 1 June 2021

• New gas-fired power plants will feed top-up energy into the grid during peak demand times, supporting the UK’s low-carbon energy infrastructure
• Siemens to deliver fuel flexible, low-emission gas engines and design support of the containerised generators

Siemens is bucking the downward trend in early careers opportunities by offering 26 school leavers, university students and graduates a pathway into manufacturing, automation and digitalisation.

• Latest evolution of SafeZone average speed enforcement solution receives HOTA approval
• First SafeZone TASCAR installations now complete on M5 and M27/A27

Nottingham-based company Blackburn Starling is an automation solutions provider and manufacturer of bespoke Low Voltage control systems. It has recently become a Siemens Sivacon S8 Power Partner.

• Van marks hydrogen introduction to Siemens Mobility’s UK vehicle fleet
• Latest development reaffirms commitment to alternative energy solutions for transport

• ANPR camera monitoring and enforcement technology will be deployed to help improve air quality
• Proven system provides industry-leading image quality and number plate read accuracy

Siemens has created a Smart Buildings game and supporting educational resources to help demystify COVID-19 and empower Key Stage 3 (11yrs – 14yrs)  students to learn more about their personal and public health and safety while having fun learning from home or school.

Supporting worksheets and teachers’ notes provide students, teachers and parents with a framework to link the free-of-charge Smart Buildings game into the national curriculum.