Callam Hele is a product designer seeking a position that will help him continue growing both personally and professionally. His portfolio showcases various design skills including sketching, modeling, CAD work in Rhino and Solidworks, and rendering. Key projects demonstrate his ability to work in a team, manage projects, and deliver high quality work on deadline. His portfolio includes projects ranging from an exercise device for hospital patients to aircraft wheel racks and bearing protectors.
Cheap Electric Scooter UK are proposed to give sustained flexibility and head slanting for youngsters. It is incredibly easy to learn for understudies, making it possible to ride it in couple of minutes if learning, it fundamentally less conflicting than riding the hoverboard
It gives a solid mix of coasting improvement with self-changing limit, electric engine wheel, and once in a while continues running with some customization highlights. Highlighting 2 little sheets, each taking after a shoe, you get a normal vibe of wearing the skating shoes at whatever point you ride the hovershoes.
The scale for design action has been and still is expanding. A skill related to craftsmanship has evolved into a tool for societal change. Sustainable design involves negotiation of values and priorities, and balancing between the environmental, social, and financial factors. Thus, its processes must address several dimensions of different stakeholder interests. Designers can help to create platforms for such activities. In the end the collaborative - and systemic - approach may help to facilitate the co-creation of new, more sustainable way of life.
This keynote sheds light on what makes a design process sustainable, how different design methodologies can induce sustainability, and how design education can better support this goal. Through examples in design education and in contemporary sustainable design the keynote argues that to become more sustainable the design process must become more open and transparent, more sensitive to values and dialogue, and thus more iterative and reflective. Such development calls for open problem-based approach, collaborative mediation and distributed knowledge - a transdisciplinary design approach.
Design education for sustainability can enable the future professionals to better facilitate the collaboration and communication among several participants, to drive the important agendas. Design tackling complex contemporary problems of sustainability should aim to facilitate such platforms for transdisciplinary dialogues. Whether they are built top-down or then emerging from the grass roots, whether they are based on design aiming to improve or on design aimed to criticize, they must be aimed to induce dialogues on values and goals, and contribute for the change towards more sustainable setting for human life.
This was my keynote presentation in Factor Clave 7 conference, in 12th of September, 2013.
Big Data Day LA 2015 - Feature Engineering by Brian Kursar of ToyotaData Con LA
Producing highly accurate Predictive Models in Social Data Mining can be a challenge. Feature Engineering using traditional methodologies can only take you so far. Trying to find that needle in a haystack when the subject matter is too domain specific or prone to ambiguity can require large investments to achieve accurate results. Through this presentation we will discuss methodologies used by Toyota’s Research and Development Data Science Team and share secrets of building highly accurate Predictive Models for Social data using innovative techniques for Feature Engineering applied on the Apache Spark and MLlib platform.
In the following slides, the product strategy of Toyota is discussed and it outline the means through which its differentiates it's brand. These slides have been created by Ritvik Anand during a distant Marketing Internship at IIM Lucknow under the guidance of Professor Sameer Mathur.
Requirements quality management within the airbus group v3The REUSE Company
This presentation shows the Airbus success case, and how the Requirements Quality Suite helped this company to enhance the quality of their requirements specifications in huge projects dealing with commercial airplanes, satellites and missiles.
Cheap Electric Scooter UK are proposed to give sustained flexibility and head slanting for youngsters. It is incredibly easy to learn for understudies, making it possible to ride it in couple of minutes if learning, it fundamentally less conflicting than riding the hoverboard
It gives a solid mix of coasting improvement with self-changing limit, electric engine wheel, and once in a while continues running with some customization highlights. Highlighting 2 little sheets, each taking after a shoe, you get a normal vibe of wearing the skating shoes at whatever point you ride the hovershoes.
The scale for design action has been and still is expanding. A skill related to craftsmanship has evolved into a tool for societal change. Sustainable design involves negotiation of values and priorities, and balancing between the environmental, social, and financial factors. Thus, its processes must address several dimensions of different stakeholder interests. Designers can help to create platforms for such activities. In the end the collaborative - and systemic - approach may help to facilitate the co-creation of new, more sustainable way of life.
This keynote sheds light on what makes a design process sustainable, how different design methodologies can induce sustainability, and how design education can better support this goal. Through examples in design education and in contemporary sustainable design the keynote argues that to become more sustainable the design process must become more open and transparent, more sensitive to values and dialogue, and thus more iterative and reflective. Such development calls for open problem-based approach, collaborative mediation and distributed knowledge - a transdisciplinary design approach.
Design education for sustainability can enable the future professionals to better facilitate the collaboration and communication among several participants, to drive the important agendas. Design tackling complex contemporary problems of sustainability should aim to facilitate such platforms for transdisciplinary dialogues. Whether they are built top-down or then emerging from the grass roots, whether they are based on design aiming to improve or on design aimed to criticize, they must be aimed to induce dialogues on values and goals, and contribute for the change towards more sustainable setting for human life.
This was my keynote presentation in Factor Clave 7 conference, in 12th of September, 2013.
Big Data Day LA 2015 - Feature Engineering by Brian Kursar of ToyotaData Con LA
Producing highly accurate Predictive Models in Social Data Mining can be a challenge. Feature Engineering using traditional methodologies can only take you so far. Trying to find that needle in a haystack when the subject matter is too domain specific or prone to ambiguity can require large investments to achieve accurate results. Through this presentation we will discuss methodologies used by Toyota’s Research and Development Data Science Team and share secrets of building highly accurate Predictive Models for Social data using innovative techniques for Feature Engineering applied on the Apache Spark and MLlib platform.
In the following slides, the product strategy of Toyota is discussed and it outline the means through which its differentiates it's brand. These slides have been created by Ritvik Anand during a distant Marketing Internship at IIM Lucknow under the guidance of Professor Sameer Mathur.
Requirements quality management within the airbus group v3The REUSE Company
This presentation shows the Airbus success case, and how the Requirements Quality Suite helped this company to enhance the quality of their requirements specifications in huge projects dealing with commercial airplanes, satellites and missiles.
Airbus Presentation - How They Improved Delivery Speed and QualityCAST
IT organizations play a key role in enabling their businesses to stay ahead of the competition. Setting and holding vendors to stringent delivery quality targets is one of the key objectives for Alain Ribera, Head of CAE Solutions Center for Airbus Engineering. CAST analyze the application health by SEI Maintainability & CAST maintainability to maintain the application in future.
Culture Change By Design in Toyota EuropeAnne Landréat
Slidedeck from the talk given jointly with Mark Adams (VP at Toyota Motor Europe) for the Intersection / DMI european '15 Conference in Berlin #designtoalign
The purpose of project 3 is to study about the automotive industry in generally. Then the scope will going deeply to reveal what innovation was occur nowadays in this industry. The study will take two major players in this industry. These are Toyota Motor Company and Honda Motor Company. Inside this document also will review about how the largest automotive manufacturer such Toyota Motor Company and Honda Motor Company carries out the management of innovation. Innovation management will discuss about Toyota Production System (TPS), Toyota Way, Seven Principles of Toyota Production System (TPS), Honda’s Philosophy, Fundamental Beliefs and Three Joy. At the end of this document, it wills write-down how the automotive industry will be manage in the future that focus on research & development (R&D).
Global Operations and Supply Chain Management: Airbus vs. Boeing Final Assig...Jamar Johnson
Final Assignment performed by Jamar Johnson and IE Business School classmates for our Global Operations and Supply Chain Management course. The class was taught by Professor and Associate Dean of IE Business School, Luis Solis.
Overview on the Toyota production system principles, techniques and theories.
The presentation include:
-Lean Manufacturing Principles
-Productivity Measurement, Analysis and Improvement
-Effect & Elimination of the Manufacturing 7-Wastes
-Lean Improvement Techniques
-Lean Management for Making Improvement & Gaining Sustainability
This is my design portfolio. If you are interested in a higher quality version go to this URL: www.lyorvanvliet.com/personal/Portfolio_LMDvanVliet_2014.pdf
Airbus Presentation - How They Improved Delivery Speed and QualityCAST
IT organizations play a key role in enabling their businesses to stay ahead of the competition. Setting and holding vendors to stringent delivery quality targets is one of the key objectives for Alain Ribera, Head of CAE Solutions Center for Airbus Engineering. CAST analyze the application health by SEI Maintainability & CAST maintainability to maintain the application in future.
Culture Change By Design in Toyota EuropeAnne Landréat
Slidedeck from the talk given jointly with Mark Adams (VP at Toyota Motor Europe) for the Intersection / DMI european '15 Conference in Berlin #designtoalign
The purpose of project 3 is to study about the automotive industry in generally. Then the scope will going deeply to reveal what innovation was occur nowadays in this industry. The study will take two major players in this industry. These are Toyota Motor Company and Honda Motor Company. Inside this document also will review about how the largest automotive manufacturer such Toyota Motor Company and Honda Motor Company carries out the management of innovation. Innovation management will discuss about Toyota Production System (TPS), Toyota Way, Seven Principles of Toyota Production System (TPS), Honda’s Philosophy, Fundamental Beliefs and Three Joy. At the end of this document, it wills write-down how the automotive industry will be manage in the future that focus on research & development (R&D).
Global Operations and Supply Chain Management: Airbus vs. Boeing Final Assig...Jamar Johnson
Final Assignment performed by Jamar Johnson and IE Business School classmates for our Global Operations and Supply Chain Management course. The class was taught by Professor and Associate Dean of IE Business School, Luis Solis.
Overview on the Toyota production system principles, techniques and theories.
The presentation include:
-Lean Manufacturing Principles
-Productivity Measurement, Analysis and Improvement
-Effect & Elimination of the Manufacturing 7-Wastes
-Lean Improvement Techniques
-Lean Management for Making Improvement & Gaining Sustainability
This is my design portfolio. If you are interested in a higher quality version go to this URL: www.lyorvanvliet.com/personal/Portfolio_LMDvanVliet_2014.pdf
Industrail Design Portfolio 2020 Ryan MerrixRyanMerrix
Please take a look at my portfolio I am enthusiastic and driven design engineer graduate with diverse experience across projects lifecycles, including human-centred design, design for manufacture and assembly and project leadership. Working as part of many cross-disciplinary teams has led to teamwork, leadership, and an analytical mind to be able to tackle and solve problems.
we have now launched an updated product catalog. Our aim for this catalog was to give the reader a grasp on how diverse and how flexible the FlexQube concept can allow the user.
In this catalog you will be able to find:
An updated section about how FlexQube can help you "Support and create the optimized plant" as well as the benefits of the FlexQube offer.
The basics of the Flex Qube carts including the basic design of a FlexQube cart, including FlexBeams, FlexTubes, FlexPlates, casters, attachments, fastners, and bolts.
Case studies from FlexQube customers
DesignOnDemand™ - when it's time for you to finally get your new solution designed, FlexQUbe offers a revolutionary way of creating a design in front of you, in real time, in an interactive online meeting.
A more in-depth overview of the type of product categories the FlexQube concept can help you create to adapt to your constantly evolving material handling needs.
Antton Peña's Portfolio.
It showcases projects from the starting of my degree studies in Mondragon University (Spain) to the last to my first years as employee.
This report outlines a conceptual design of an alternative to sickle. The new product does not exist in the market, but one can simply call it “mechanical version of lawn mower”. The product that designed consists of 2 vehicles which help to rotate the brush cutter blade via mechanism. The new product has many advantages over human energy consumption, convenience and power consumption. The conceptual design of this product can be a good example of an Appropriate technology because it can be used in rural areas efficiently by local residents. This technology might be potential future product because it can be generated by local materials, this ensures that in case of breaking down, it can be reconstructed with local materials.
Sachin Rekhi shares the 4 dimensions of product management (vision, strategy, design, execution), discusses where product managers fit in the R&D organization, and how product management roles differ across and within companies.
2. Summary
Hi, my name is Callam and I’m a product designer! During my time at university I have
matured as an individual and evolved as a designer. I would like to work with a company
that can continue to help me take steps forward both as a person and in the design world.
In this portfolio you will see a collection of different work, demonstrating the various skills and techniques
I possess. This will include observation sketching, ideation sketching, modelling, 3D CAD work with
both Rhino and Solidworks, using both in conjunction with Photoshop to provide high quality renders.
As well as my skills, I have also included some key projects which taught me invaluable
information for use in industry such as working as part of a team, and playing to each others
strengths, looking at the design process from initial briefing to a commercially resolved final
design, and also working to strict deadlines and getting the work finished to a high quality.
3. Aircraft Wheel Rack
My Individual Project is about the exercise rehabilitation for long term
hospital patients. I noticed that after my dad had been discharged
from hospital having finished his chemotherapy he was extremely weak,
struggling to even climb the stairs. I realised that this was a real problem
that is increasing as the NHS tries to discharge patients as early as possible
to free up space and there needed to be a solution that helped patients
engage with life after hospital.
“Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and
not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” After chemotherapy is
completed cancer patients are left in very weak health. With no structure
to the day and being able to do very little can often bring on depression
which leads to a downward spiral.
After a broad range of ideas I was finally able to settle on a fun product
that rewarded users for putting effort in. It is to encourage movement
whilst patients are in the hospital to prevent muscle deterioration because
they have nothing to do.
4. Aircraft Wheel Rack
This was my major project at S2. It is a wheel storage rack that Airbus
Military wanted for storing their A400M wheels. There have been many
iterations of this rack and it has been designed in a modular way so that it
can be produced to fit different sized wheels and still stack on top of each
other to save on storage.
The wheel storage rack comes in 3 versions. The first version simply stores
the wheels. This is used for short storage times. The second version stores
the wheels and allows for individual wheel rotation whilst in storage. This is
for small numbers of tyre storage. The third version stores the wheels and
allows the rotation of all the wheels at once. This is for large numbers of
tyre storage when it takes a long time to rotate each wheel individually. It
also provides consistancy within the rotation.
The iterative process has been closely linked with Airbus Military who
performed on-site testing so that we knew the end product was of the
highest quality.
5. Wheel Bearing Protector
During my time at S2 Aerospace, we designed and developed a bearing
protection system for aircraft tyres. This was to tackle the problem of
existing wheel hub protection costing too much, and requireing multiple
engineers to attach and remove.
Our design can be quickly attached and removed by 1 engineer and
has no metal parts. It is significantly cheaper to manufacture then existing
products. It has been designed such that you can interchange the parts
to fit any wheel bearings.
I have been lead designer throughout the project.
6. Oil Drainage Trolley
Whilst working at S2, we got a contract from GE Aviation to design and
manufacture an oil drainage trolley for engine parts. There were specific
dimensional requirements that needed to be followed closely so that parts
would attach securely.
The design incorporated a stainless steel draining tray, a stand for holding
the components, and a rack with a layout that would contain the parts in
a symetrical way whilst maintaining maximum space efficiency.
I ran this project from its start through to its completion.
7. Wheel Transport Trailer
This wheel transport trailer was designed in conjuction with the wheel
storage rack. It is for taking the wheels, wheel dolly and gas bottles from
the storage hanger, to where the plane is on the airfield. It has been
designed to have as low ground clearence as possible and large ramps to
reduce the angle required for moving the heavy wheels and wheel dolly.
It has been designed using materials that will not be damaged when left
outside for long periods of time.
I managed the project and did all the design and development.
9. Individual Project
My Individual Project is about the exercise rehabilitation for long term
hospital patients. I noticed that after my dad had been discharged
from hospital having finished his chemotherapy he was extremely weak,
struggling to even climb the stairs. I realised that this was a real problem
that is increasing as the NHS tries to discharge patients as early as possible
to free up space and there needed to be a solution that helped patients
engage with life after hospital.
“Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and
not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” After chemotherapy is
completed cancer patients are left in very weak health. With no structure
to the day and being able to do very little can often bring on depression
which leads to a downward spiral.
After a broad range of ideas I was finally able to settle on a fun product
that rewarded users for putting effort in. It is to encourage movement
whilst patients are in the hospital to prevent muscle deterioration because
they have nothing to do.
HRQoL
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Stimulus
Proac
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SocialIn
teraction
Showing the idea generation stage.
Snapshot of the interactive function.
10. Contour - Lightweight Seat
In our final year we were able to work with a highly respected UK based
company. They gave us a brief to work in a team of 5 to create a new front
passenger car seat that reduced the weight by a large amount as well as
looking lightweight and keeping the feeling of the companies ideals.
We performed extensive concepting taking inspiration from modern
furniture and renowned architects such as Zaha Hadid. We ended up
choosing a concept that revolutionised the way you actually sit on the
seat by using flexible contact points. It also gave the seat a very lightweight
and modern feel to it.
The design incorporated the use of modern manufacturing techniques
such as selective laser melting (SLM) and had technical features that
would welcome the user in and help maintain concentration when driving.
Modelling was a very important part of the process because we didn’t
know if the concept would even work. We went through many design
iterations based on ergonomic data we were able to collect and created
a loadable model that prove our concept worked.
Concept Render done by another group member
12. Citrus Juicer
My final year mechanical design simulation project was to design an
electronic citrus juicer which would fit in with a chosen brand (I chose
Braun).
We worked in groups of 4 for the research, which included current market
trends, types of gears and motors, initial mechanism design, calculations
and testing.
I worked on all the calculations and mechanism design which involved
working out what gear trains we would need, what motors we would
need, finding out what the output torque would need to be.
We than split to individual work for the shell design and how it would
actually all come together whilst keeping the brand image. The CAD work
is all my own and proven to work.
15. eGrow & eGlow
Collapsible
Day 1 Day 15 Day 21 Day 28
12th May - Started
Incubating eggs
Time to turn
the eggs
Brown Sugar
borned on 21st
Social Networking
- Encourages other
people to start their
incubating.
- Brand promotion.
- Encourages other
users to share their
experiences.
- Packs away flat when
not in use.
- EffWicient shape for
transport and
packaging.
- Easy to clean.
beginner to pros.
- Personalised to the
users needs.
Social Networking
The Live project was our final 2nd year project and a culmination of all the
skills we learnt throughout the year. It was a group project of 4 people and
we worked for a UK based company called Omlet.
We were given a brief of designing a chicken incubator and run that fit into
the Omlet brand and revolutionised incubating eggs and the first weeks
of life for the chicks. We were tasked with the ideation, development,
marketing, manufacturability and production within a 4 week project.
We all worked on the design and then split into different areas. I worked
mainly on CAD work to make sure it was completely manufacturable for
injection moulding. The Final model was also done mostly by myself and
another member of the team.
Our candler, the eGlow (shown on the right), was a working model that
lit up when an egg was placed on top. It would press down the spring
loaded LED that would complete the circuit.
Social networking was an important side to the design also. We designed
a system for creating a community and sharing experiences. We created
booklets with the product to help encourage users to go online with their
experiences.
16. Branding
Whilst at S2 aerospace i put a lot of work into rebranding and updating
the face of the company. I helped redesign the website into something
that was far more modern, easy to use, and make it clear what services
the company can provide.
I also designed flyers and documentation about all the different services
and products that S2 provided. This was to be taken to air shows, for clients
that visit, and for our agents to pass around the world to increase our
reach of client base.
It was important to have brand consistency yet instantly know what the
different products and services were which is why i designed a template
that could be reused throughout, whilst only needing the change the
colour scheme to match the product.
S2
AEROSPACE
“All our A400M wheels will be stored this way” - Airbus Military
“Perfect for our A330 needs - space saving yet flexible” - Air Tanker
Multiple tyre storage per frame
Space saving stackable design
Forklift capable for maximum flexibility
Any commercial or military wheel type
Wheel rotation features enabled
Easy load / unload
Available in 4 configurations to suit our
wheel rotation requirements.
Option 1: rotation disabled
Features 4 Configurations
A
Option 2: manual rotation featuresB
Option 3: mechanical rotation featuresC
Option 4: powered auto-rotation featuresD
S2 Wheel Storage System
How it Works
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
Easy load - Roll the tyres
up the ramps so they sit
on both rollers.
Rotate the wheels each
day, or as needed.
Easy remove - Simply
lower the ramps again
and access the tyres.
Release the ramps
using the quick lock
mechanism.
S2
AEROSPACE
Patent Ref. GB1512710.3
“The S2 BPS system provides quality protection to aircraft wheel bearings during
transportation, storage and cleaning” - Airbus Military
“Allows 1st phase pressure cleaning without water ingress” - British Airways
“Why has no-one thought of this before? It’s perfect” - Air Tanker
Protects against dust and water ingress
Simple and quick twist lock mechanism
No fitting tools required
Cost effective
Does not petrude beyond tyre width
Lightweight
Features
S2 Bearing Protection System
How it Works
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
Push the other half
into place
Twist to tighten
Turn opposite direction
to release
Place half of the system
into the centre hole
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
Airbus Military
Approved Design
British Airways
Approved Design
AirTanker
Approved Design
An innovative wheel bearing protection system that is
simple and easy to use with a locking system which
negates the need for any fitting tools.
Bearing Protection SystemS2
AEROSPACE
S2 Aerospace is the centre of excellence for pedestal manufacture. We are experienced at
manufacturing pedestals for a wide range of engine types. Engines currently supported include the
CFM56, CF6, RB211, Trent 500/700/1000, PWA4000, GP7000, LEAP, GE90 and GEnx. Contact us
directly or via our website for enquiries.
Manufactured in accordance with OEM specificaaons.
25 years of
manufacturing
experience.
Adapters
Approvals
CF6 GP7000 GenxGE90 Trent 700
GE
GE OEM Approval: S-523
GE Wales: Vendor code 102139
GE Celma: Vendor code S2UK
GE Caledonian: Vendor code B86868
GE Malaysia: S2UK
GE CincinnGE Cincinnaa: Vendor B86868
PWA: Approval 130003
IAE: Approval 130003
UTC Aerospace Systems: Approval 102163
Messier-Bugaa-Dowty: Supplier no. 16678
SNECMA
Snecma Services: Supplier code SSS6065
Snecma Brussels: Supplier code SSS6065
Snecma Morocco: Supplier code S2UK
SSAMC: Supplier code S/330
Airbus
Airbus DAirbus Defence & Space: Supplier 60000618
Airbus Military: Supplier 60000618
S2 Pedestals & Adapters
Pedestals
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
S2 is the centre of excellence for pedestal
manufacture.
GE90
T700 PW4000 CF6 Genx
GP7000CFM56V2500
RB211
T500
Pedestals & Adapters
Full engine kits or individual ped options
25 years of manufacturing experience
Proof / Load tested
Highest quality control
S2 offer a full refurbishment service. Available for a single tool to full engine
tooling suite overhaul.
Regular repair agreements with OEMs
Repeat recerrficaaon and calibraaon service
Up-issue and upgrade oppons
Load/Proof test services
Preventaave maintenance services
Manufacturer of quality engine tooling for over 25 years.
Experienced with a wide variety of engine types
Extensive manufacturing capabiliies
Trusted and approved OEM partner
Achieving and exceeding OEM quality standards
We provide airframe and ground support equipment tooling for a wide
variety of aircraa types.
Range from small rigging pins to bootstrap systems
Tooling for your planned and A-O-G maintenance
S2 is now developing and expanding its design sector with a range of patented S2
products.
Mullple collaboraave projects with Airbus Military UK
Collaboraave validaaon project with GE
Collaboraave project with University of the West of England and Government bodies
Specialist design projects for GE
Bespoke design services
Engine Tooling
Repair & Refurbishment
Airframe Tooling & GSE Tooling
Specialist Design & Development
Approvals
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
GE
GE OEM Approval: S-523
GE Wales: Vendor code 102139
GE Celma: Vendor code S2UK
GE Caledonian: Vendor code B86868
GE Malaysia: S2UK
GE CincinnGE Cincinnaa: Vendor B86868
PWA: Approval 130003
IAE: Approval 130003
UTC Aerospace Systems: Approval 102163
Messier-Bugaa-Dowty: Supplier no. 16678
SNECMA
Snecma Services: Supplier code SSS6065
Snecma Brussels: Supplier code SSS6065
Snecma Morocco: Supplier code S2UK
SSAMC: Supplier code S/330
Airbus
Airbus DAirbus Defence & Space: Supplier 60000618
Airbus Military: Supplier 60000618
Manufacturing
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
Providing quality aircraft ground support equipment
and aerospace tooling for over 25 years.
The aerospace team at our headquarters in Bristol, England, are able to deal with your
enquiries and orders promptly and efficiently. We have direct contact with our in-house
production team at all times.
Our S2 representatives provide global coverage and will be eager to assist you at any time.
WeWe are committed to supplying products of a consistently high quality that exceed
expectations. Our versatile, fully skilled workforce is specialised in producing high
importance tooling. Every component is issued with appropriate certification and all our
customers benefit from the assurance that our products are manufactured in accordance
with ISO procedures.
S2
AEROSPACE
Full and comprehensive refurbishment
services
From a single tool to a full engine tooling
suite overhaul
Regular repair agreements with OEMs
S2 Aerospace are experts at refurbishing used tooling. For repair, up-issue, upgrade, refurbishment,
recalibration, recertification, planned maintenance, and testing requirements please contact us at
our UK headquarters or via your regional representative (which can be found on our website under
Global coverage).
S2 also carry a range of used and surplus stock in new and refurbished condition. Please enquire
about parts direct or via our RFQ page.
Recertification and Calibration service
Up-issue and upgrade options
Load/Proof test services
Preventative maintenance
Services
S2 Tooling Refurbishment
Refurbishment
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
S2 offer a full refurbishment service. Available for a
single tool up to a full tooling suite overhaul. With
increasing budget constraints, why not upgrade your
existing tools?
Tooling RefurbishmentS2
AEROSPACE
S2 Aerospace www.s2aerospace.com +44(0)117 9353126
An Elegant and Robust Wheel Storage Solution.
Stackable Any commercial or military wheel type
Easy Load / UnloadWheel rotation features enabled
Wheel Storage SystemS2
AEROSPACE
18. Observational Sketching
Being able to draw what you picture in your head can sometimes be very
difficult, so it is important that you can draw what you see. These skills can
be transfered between mediums.
19. Modelling
Modelling is an important part of design development and can be done
in many different mediums from simple 2D card, through to blue foam and
clay. Each provide different levels of resolution that can help solve some
problems and highlight others.