2023-01/02
Morocco Heavy Engineering, or Mughrab al-Handasiyy al-Thaqila - Muhand for short - will be a corporation owned by the state. Its primary function will be the design and production of non-military seagoing vessels. Muhand has been set up with funds provided from Part II of the Moroccan General Development Plan.
Muhand is currently seeking somewhere around 5,000 employees, and trained engineers are a priority (as well as people suited for managerial positions). The company will use the resources allocated to it to provide incentives for joining its ranks.
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Muhand has encountered some difficulties. Job growth has so far not met the expectations of the company, and there are already plenty of MPs denouncing it as a waste of money and effort.
I tend to notice it a lot in especially women as my classmates like they feel more robotic in a way. They feel robotic and Iβm not saying this as an insult at all. Itβs interesting.
They have this expressionless look. I donβt know how to describe it.
I am not trying to offend anyone so sorry.
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Hey guys, I am a civil engineer who loves using python at work (right now I automate generic tasks and pdf / excel work). Right now I work for a design consultancy doing a little bit of everything. Our team is very 'jack of all trades' sort of people.
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The background is, both corps are suffering from heavy competition of Chinese yards, which closes the circle. South-Korea subsidized the yard industry since the 1970s which caused the exit of a huge part of the European yard industry. The US was already protecting it's own yards to be able to produce ships for the Navy for the price US yards aren't able to compete on a technological and price level. It's is similar with the US steel industry, which isn't able to supply special steel to world market prices.
To Provide Necessary Scale to Serve Major Original Equipment Manufacturers
MONTREAL, Oct. 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Vision Marine Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: VMAR) (βVision Marineβ or the βCompanyβ) , is pleased to announce that it has executed a Manufacture and Supply Agreement with Linamar Corporation ( TSX: LNR ), a global leader in manufacturing solutions and world class developer of highly engineered products. Under the terms of the agreement, McLaren Engineering, Linamarβs leading edge technology and product development team for its advanced mobility segment, will manufacture and assemble Vision Marineβs E-Motionβ’ technology through testing, parts, tooling development, and designing the union assembly for mass production of Vision Marineβs disruptive fully electric outboard motor at Linamarβs facility in Canada.
Acquired by Linamar in 2003, McLaren Engineering is the foundation for Linamarβs technical advancements. Linamar has more than 26,000 employees in 60 manufacturing locations throughout the world, and generated revenue totaling $7.4 billion in 2019.
βThis agreement with Linamar, via our affiliation with McLaren Engineering, is a seminal event regarding the fully scaled commercialization of our E-Motionβ’ powertrain technology,β said Alexandre Mongeon, co-founder, and CEO of Vision Marine. βWe have proven the diverse capabilities of and demand for our game changing technology, which recently set a new category speed record at the famed Lake of the Ozarks Shootout in August and generated significant industry interest at IBEX in September 2021. We believe our partnership with Linamar/McLaren validates our proprietary powertrain technology, and positions Vision Marine to scale production in order to meet the growing demand from major boating OEMs, which will require our ability to deliver thousands of electric outboards. We are in continuous discussions with numerous manufacturers.β
βLinamar and its McLaren Engineering division now provide Vision Marine with a world class, full service Tier 1 supply partner,β added Patrick Bobby, Chief Operating Officer of Vision Marine. βWe look forward to working closely with the Linamar and McLaren Engineering teams as we continue to advance scaled commercialization of our proprietary E-Motionβ’ te
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Palantir and Hyundai Heavy Industries partner for big data engineering platform Palantir and Hyundai Heavy Industries - HHI - Group will collaborate to build a big data platform for HHI's core businesses, including shipbuilding and offshore engineering. The two parties will also consider establishing a joint venture to promote the big data platform business in the mid- to long-term. HHI Group and Palantir signed a memorandum of understanding on January 4 for the establishment of the big data platform and a joint venture. HHI Group and Palantir will jointly build a big data platform for the Group's key affiliates related to shipbuilding & offshore engineering, energy, and industrial machinery. Palantir will offer software and development personnel. Once the big data platform for each affiliate is built, the two parties plan to create a joint venture that specializes in developing and selling big data platform services. Hyundai Heavy Industries, a shipbuilding and offshore engineering affiliate of HHI Group, is working to transform itself into a smart shipyard, the first of its kind in the world, by 2030. The big data platform will also be adopted by energy affiliates, such as Hyundai Oilbank.
