Like most organisations do for their teams, we want everyone who works at IMET to enjoy a healthy work-life balance….
The view from the US
The past two years have been challenging for us all: the impact of COVID-19 on the American workforce saw unemployment…
US Visit
Euan Hurter and Jack Smith, our graduate engineers from Heriot Watt University, recently joined IMET Alloys as part of our…
Net-Zero by 2050: the role of the private sector
Carbon Brief, the award-winning UK-based website, noted that, “The surprise package of COP26 was the adoption of a ‘Glasgow Climate…
FIT TO FLY: How we’re helping the aerospace industry build a green, sustainable and resilient future.
We’re helping the aerospace industry transition to a net-zero economy by building a more resilient technology-critical metals supply chain. Our…
IMET invest in the future with new graduate hire
One of the statements we make on our website is that ‘The best companies are restless. They constantly drive innovation,…
IMET’s latest graduate recruit – building a company fit for the future
This September, we were delighted to welcome Jack Smith as our most recent graduate recruit. Jack joined us as part…
IMET Alloys partners with South Piedmont Community College on its Leadership Academy Program
IMET Alloys is proud to be a partner with South Piedmont Community College on its Leadership Academy Program. The program…
Competing on a global stage: how to build raw material resilience and protect Europe’s aerospace industry
Access to raw material is essential if Europe is to support a strong industrial manufacturing base. With limited naturally occurring…
Reuse not recycle: why it’s time for a new vocabulary when talking about superalloy and titanium revert in the aerospace industry
As businesses begin to recover in a post-pandemic world, we all have a role to play in building an economically…
