Supplement A VOTE FOR ADVANCED REWORK TECHNOLOGY
dvanced Rework Technology Ltd. (A.R.T. Ltd.) is honoured to be nominated in four prestigious categories at the 2025 Instrumentation and Electronics Awards: Industry Personality, Academic Support,
Rising Star, and Best Customer Service. Since 1988, A.R.T. Ltd. has been at the forefront of IPC-certified training as the UK’s first IPC training centre. As the only provider authorised to deliver every IPC course across all levels, A.R.T. continues to shape the electronics sector through education, consultancy, and active standards development.
Debbie McDade, A.R.T.’s Managing Director, is nominated for Industry Personality. She brings nearly 30 years of electronics industry experience, including over 20 years with A.R.T. Ltd. She chairs several key IPC committees including, Product Assurance, IPC/WHMA-A-620 Acceptance of Cable and Wire Harness Training, European Standards Development, and IPC Training Programmes Advisory. Her leadership has earned her multiple IPC awards, including the prestigious IPC Presidents Award.
Debbie McDade, A.R.T.’s Managing Director
Certified as a Master IPC Trainer across numerous standards, Debbie is among the few qualified to deliver the specialised IPC Space Addendum training. Her active committee work ensures A.R.T.’s training remains current with industry developments, providing customers with technical excellence and insight into evolving standards. She is also committed to mentoring emerging engineers and developing bespoke training solutions that enhance product quality and operational excellence.
In the Academic Support category, A.R.T. is recognised for its sustained work in bridging the STEM skills gap. As a proactive STEM advocate, A.R.T. has pioneered industry-first initiatives and developed bespoke training solutions in collaboration with manufacturers to meet specific
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product, process, and compliance needs. Through consultancy, audit preparation, training kits, and IPC materials supply, A.R.T. provides practical and impartial support to both established manufacturers and the next generation of engineers. Rising Star - Ben James, Master IPC Trainer MIT has quickly become a vital member of the training team in just over two years. With extensive experience in cabling and wire harness manufacturing across military, medical, aerospace, and space sectors, Ben significantly strengthens A.R.T.’s training capabilities. He actively updates course syllabuses, develops bespoke training programmes, and contributes to IPC committees, helping shape industry-recognised standards. Ben has been instrumental in developing STEM and skills gap workshops, supporting A.R.T.’s commitment to bridging workforce challenges through education and training initiatives.
Advanced Rework Technology Ltd. (A.R.T. Ltd.) is honoured to be nominated in four prestigious categories at the 2025 Instrumentation and Electronics Awards: Industry Personality, Academic Support, Rising Star, and Best Customer Service.
Finally, A.R.T.’s nomination for Best Customer Service recognises their ongoing focus on providing practical, flexible support that goes beyond standard training. They work closely with customers to create bespoke training courses and process plans tailored to individual needs, helping improve quality and competitiveness. Whether in commercial communications, military, medical, aviation, or aerospace, A.R.T. adapts its services to suit each customer’s unique requirements.
We are proud to be recognised for our efforts to raise industry standards and inspire the next generation of electronics professionals.
Support A.R.T. Ltd. at the 2025 Instrumentation and Electronics Awards - voting at
iandeawards.co.uk
Advanced Rework Technology Ltd.
www.rework.co.uk
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