Assay Office Birmingham News

Employees put their baking skills to the test and created a vast array of delicious cakes and pastries for their colleagues to enjoy and raised over £140 for MacMillan, whose work in providing practical, medical and financial support for cancer sufferers and their families is vitally important.  

After an intensive day’s business it was time for some fun and the evening dinner was the usual lively affair. The usual Charity Auction raised over £12,000 for the NSPCC and the annual awards ceremony created a string of industry stars including The Money Shop who won the coveted Employer of the Year Award, sponsored by The Birmingham Assay Office.  NPA Chief Executive, Ray Perry, said ‘It was wonderful to bring everyone together after the NPA conference during the day to jo…

  RoHS II is concerned with the environmental impact of all goods containing batteries, and other electronic goods. When they are finally disposed of potentially toxic elements can leach back into the earth and cause long term damage and pollution.  Technical Director Dippal Manchanda and staff from the Laboratory also attended the seminar.  [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="248"]

 Voting for the categories is open to BJA Members via the BJA website until November 22nd. Winners will be announced at the BATF Benevolent Ball at The St John’s Hotel, Solihull, on December 5th 2013. To vote, simply click on your first preferred winner and you will be directed to a quick and easy to complete registration form.  Chief Executive of The Birmingham Assay Office Michael Allchin said, “Diamond certification is contentious. International Gemmological Certificat…