High sickness rate in mechanical and plant engineering
The sickness rate remains high in the mechanical and plant engineering sector. The event highlighted current developments and discussed options for action.
The sickness rate remains high in the mechanical and plant engineering sector. The event highlighted current developments and discussed options for action.
The QM Corner showed how companies can minimize liability risks under the new EU Product Liability Directive and make processes future-proof.
Since August 2025, the EU Battery Regulation has brought with it new obligations in the context of extended producer responsibility. The new requirements were highlighted and discussed.
New INTERREG call: Over 38 million euros in EU funding for cross-border projects in NRW, Belgium and the Netherlands – focus on green transformation and future topics.
The “Circular Production NRW” (ZiPo.NRW) funding call is entering the next round: applications can now be submitted until December 15, 2025.
Companies from North Rhine-Westphalia with a focus on the circular economy can now apply to take part in the NRW joint state stand at IFAT Munich 2026.
The QM Corner showed how companies can become more successful with systematic opportunity and risk management in accordance with ISO 9001.
The new EU packaging regulation (PPWR) brings with it far-reaching requirements for mechanical and plant engineering.
Short-time work helps companies to avoid layoffs and secure skilled workers – the event focused on the legal framework and the application process.
With the revision of the industrial policy model, the state government is providing impetus for the further development of North Rhine-Westphalia as an industrial centre.