BMT partners with University of South Australia
to help create ‘adaptable engineers’.
to help create ‘adaptable engineers’.
7 August 2018
BMT has recently partnered with University of South Australia to help create ‘adaptable engineers’.
In South Australia, the manufacturing industry has now shifted from cars to ships. University of South Australia has recognised the need to transfer learning outcomes to take advantage of Australia’s booming defence industry.
With BMT’s leading maritime knowledge, we are assisting engineers transfer industries and assisting new students gain the knowledge required for a successful career in the maritime environment.
30 April 2021
BMT’s Cathy Ingram and Technical Women’s Forum wins RINA Eily Keary Award 2021. The Eily Keary award recognises the increasing equality, diversity and inclusion in the maritime industry.
25 March 2021
BMT’s Cathy Ingram wins Equality of Opportunity category at the Women in Defence UK Awards We are delighted to announce that Cathy Ingram, Principal Naval Architect at BMT, won the Equality of Opportunity Award at the 2020 Women in Defence UK Awards virtual ceremony.
8 March 2021
BMT has been awarded a prime contract to conduct industry studies for the U.S. Navy’s T-ARC(X) cable ship replacement program. The contract consists of capability and cost trade studies in key areas, investigation of options to maximize affordability and producibility, and development of a concept design.
13 January 2021
The Strategic Development Team – comprising DE&S personnel, industrial representatives from Babcock and BAE Systems, CACI and BMT - has been recognised for achieving ‘Full Operating Capability’ for the Common Support Model programme supporting the Royal Navy’s fleet of complex warships.