In our childhood and teenage years we grow as we get older. The same goes for Prove Engineering. Since our conception in 2015, we’ve grown modestly but steadily, from the 2 founding fathers in 2015 to the team of 4 process engineers we are today. When we set sail in 2015 we didn’t aim to Read more about A new loot to the Prove Engineering tree[…]
Dutch cuisine probably wouldn’t rank high on a global culinary hitlist, if such a list were to exist. We might win our fellow Earthlings over with our pastries, like ‘stroopwafels’ or ‘poffertjes’ or with the chocolate sprinkles that we put on our sandwiches, but ‘hutspot met klapstuk’, ‘boerenkool met worst’ en ‘Hollandse Nieuwe’ require advanced Read more about Prove Engineering @ KraftHeinz[…]
We’re probably not the first to note the similarities between managing a start-up business and raising your first child. The lack of formal qualifications required to becoming an entrepreneur or a parent and the teething problems associated with both are just 2 examples. Sticking with the metaphore, supposedly, finding a school or arranging birthday parties for your child Read more about Prove Engineering family expansion[…]
Most of us will have played with toy boats in the bath tub or in a nearby stream at one time or other. Some of us may have taken up sailing later in life based on those first experiences and others may have lost interest, but anyone that has ever played with a toy boat will acknowledge Read more about Prove Engineering & Marin’s Sling Project[…]
Looking at the first month of 2017 in the rear-view mirror, it feels like we’ve been busier than ever. Having welcomed our first employee and having introduced ourselves to a couple of new potential clients, we’ve been working to scope out engineering work for bot h existing and new contacts, whilst continuing work on the projects that we’re already Read more about Prove Engineering rents new office space[…]
With the end of 2016 rapidly approaching, it won’t be long before we’ll be watching and maybe even lighting fireworks. While we may enjoy the noise and the colourful lights of firework shows, explosions are definitely among the effects that we’re least keen on witnessing in industrial production processes. To minimise the risk of such Read more about ATEX Safety Expert[…]
A plant is properly designed when the most expensive process step is being used to its full capacity. For example, an expensive reactor, which has a thermal oil system running to heat it up, a vacuum system sucking out the air to increase the distillation rate and has an operator on shift 24/7 to run the Read more about Tank farm basic engineering[…]
Prove Engineering likes to do things the correct way. With our current customer base being mostly in the edible oil business this means doing things hygienically: avoiding flat surfaces, dead spaces and making sure every piece of product-related equipment is cleanable. But why try to figure out all the hygienic design do’s and dont’s by Read more about EHEDG Membership[…]