The September 2026 edition of Engineering Magazine features a special supplement showcasing the work being done to help deliver the training and skills industry needs.
In the ECITB Training Special Edition, there is an introduction to the role of the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) and how we’re working alongside a network of approved training providers and approved centre.
The pull-out features a range of different providers, with the articles and adverts contained showcasing the training they deliver across a multitude of areas.
The edition highlights that the engineering construction industry (ECI) is the essential, behind-the-scenes industry that powers everything and how the ECITB works with different sectors to deliver a lasting impact on skills.
Pictured: The front cover to the special edition. Main image: ECITB Chief Executive Andrew Hockey meeting learners at the Energy Transition Skills Hub in Aberdeen.
“We are now almost a year into delivering our new, five-year Leading Industry Learning strategy 2026-30.
“This aims to ensure the ECI develops the generation-defining skills and workforce landscape required for the delivery of critical infrastructure projects, energy security and net zero ambitions.
“Our 2026 Business Plan has helped turn strategic intent into action to deliver on our bold ambitions and drive long-term outcomes through significant interventions that have lasting impact.”
Andrew Hockey
ECITB Chief Executive, writing in the introduction to the special edition
Featured in the supplement are articles and promotional material showcasing the Controls and Skills Authority (CaSA), Kingsfield Academy, GO FORTH, Rewards Training, Nordic and the East Coast Energy Training Academy.
Also showcased is the CCNSG Safety Passport, which has been the go-to safety card for the engineering construction industry for more than 30 years.
