Josh Martin has passed NVQ Engineering Level 2 and will be moving onto to study for NVQ Engineering Level 3.

Thomas Keating welcomes Sam Martin to begin his toolmaking apprenticeship. First year training will cover the manufacture of personal equipment using traditional skills to our proven designs dating back to the early 1940's.

After completing his first year training covering the manufacture of personal equipment, Josh Martin has moved  to our Bostomatic 32GS milling centre. His training will cover both operation and programming.

Normal 0 false false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE     15th September  2015PRESS RELEASE Thomas Keating Ltd is pleased to announce that ESA and Airbus companies across Europe are in the process of placing orders worth approx. 8.5MEuros for a range of sub-systems for the microwave instruments in the ESA MetOp-SG weather satellite programme. After a competitive tendering process run in accordance with ESA Best Practice Procurement rules, Thomas Keating Ltd. - and its subcontractors W S Atkins plc, Cardiff  University in the UK, the Institute of Applied Physics, University of Bern, Switzerland - will be designing, making and qualifying for spaceflight, the following sub-sy...

Congratulations to Nick Stone and Thierry Chapman for each passing both ONC in Mechanical Engineering and NVQ Engineering Level 3. Thierry will continue working along side our skilled toolmakers and Nick has moved to our experienced Jig Grinding department. Nick is continuing to study for a HND Mechanical Engineering.

In the centre of the Mischabel mountain range in Valais lies the Dom peak: "Dom of Mischabel" - Photo by Zacharie Grossen   Mid-July 2015 found an eclectic team - Jeffrey Hesler of VDI, Arnie Schroeder of the IAP, Bern, Trevor Walker and Lucy & Richard Wylde from TK - in the canton of Wallis in the south of Switzerland.  Organized as a return match from the VDI/TK trip up Mt.Rainier in 2014, the attempt on the highest mountain fully in Switzerland proved to be quite as challenging as expected. The whole process was supervised by our longstanding (and outstanding) guide Dres Abegglen and his mountain guide colleague Carla Häggi. the MetOP-SG Load Team.... Left to right: Jeffery ...