The National Industry 4.0 Plan represents an opportunity for companies to increase production technology through adjustments or facilitated purchases of machinery and plants. What to do by 2018 to take advantage of these benefits?

The exhibition “Slight Agitation 4/4: Laura Lima” opens tomorrow, June 15th 2018. It represents the fourth and final chapter of the project conceived by the Prada Foundation Thought Council, which once again has worked in collaboration with the Contec Group.

The free seminar “BIM and digitization of the construction process: how does the role of the Public Administration change?” will be held at the Chamber of Commerce of Verona on 27th June 2018, in order to analyze the evolution of the public construction sector in Italy. The event is organized by Contec Ingegneria and BIS-lab® Building Innovation & Skills Lab in collaboration with STR – Teamsystem.

Contec Ingegneria joins Assorestauro – the Italian association for architectural, artistic and urban restoration – increasing its technical memberships with specialized organisations in the sector.

In industrial production processes, even the robotic islands are subject to the Machinery Directive. The risk of interference is in fact a determining factor for reaching the CE marking. What is the best approach to make a correct risk assessment?

Free training for BIM “BIM IN PRATICA” is the latest ASSOBIM initiative – with the participation of Contec Ingegneria and BIS-lab Building Innovation & Skills Lab® – to promote the knowledge of BIM Building Information Modeling.

The Milanese Design Week is celebrated by Kiton with an exhibition on the elegance in one of the historic buildings of Italian fashion. It is a building that Contec Ingegneria knows very well…

Are the self-built lifting equipment you use compliant? What are the obligations of the employer-builder? These are the questions that Contec Industry asks in the CE marking of lifting equipment to manufacturing companies that use non-serial equipment and which therefore impose verification procedures, monitoring and technical adjustments.

Carlo Scarpa and Castelvecchio revisited by Richard Murphy (2017, Breakfast Mission Publishing) is the latest book published by the Scottish architect who consolidates his long research about Castelvecchio in Verona. The articulated publication also mentions Contec Ingegneria for its contribution in the processes of enhancement of this iconic historical complex – for the structural part.

Contec Ingegneria is part of the team that has won the procedure opened by the AUSL Bologna for the conclusion of a framework agreement with a single economic operator for engineering and architecture services in the hospital field.