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A significant feature of the surface engineering industry is the diversity of the technology.
Most of the companies in the UK industry operate in the sub-contract sector; i.e. offering processing techniques to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM). The majority are small companies employing less than 50 people and specialize in specific processes. A number of larger companies have their own 'in-house' processes finishing their own manufactured components.
HSE's contact with the industry is mainly through the Surface Engineering Association's Health Safety and Environment Committee which, for over 10 years, has co-ordinated the interests and activities of all those involved with health and safety in the industry.
The HSE's website repots that the industry has a lower over 3 day injury rate(for fatal, major and 3-day injuries) than manufacturing as a whole. Full details can ve viewed at http://www.hse.gov.uk/surfaceengineering/over3dayinjuries.htm
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