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Paul Sheerin

Paul Sheerin, CEO of Scottish Engineering, Dale Gillies, Manufacturing Lead, STATS Group, Gary McDowall, Director of Operations, STATS Group, Moira Cook, Operations Support Supervisor, STATS Group, and Aine Finlayson, Director Of Manufacturing at Aggreko

STATS Group’s manufacturing credentials to the fore in Scottish Engineering Awar...

Scottish Engineering chief executive Paul Sheerin. Picture: Guy Hinks

Scottish engineers warn of 'significant challenges' despite rebound in optimism

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Scottish Engineering chief executive Paul Sheerin. Picture: Guy Hinks

Scottish engineers call for immediate action on energy to avert disaster

Scottish Engineering chief executive Paul Sheerin. Picture: Guy Hinks

Scottish engineering sector in rude health but cost pressures stack up

Kilmarnock's Chris Stokes celebrates scoring the opener in the 2-0 win over Queen of the South (Photo by Craig Foy / SNS Group)

McInnes makes instant Kilmarnock impact after winning start at Queens

New Kilmarnock Derek McInnes at Rugby Park. He has signed an 18-month contract. (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)

McInnes on Kilmarnock: 'I've not taken backwards step'

Martin Rennie, pictured during his spell in charge of Vancouver Whitecaps, is the new head coach at Falkirk. (Photo by Steve Dykes/Getty Images)

Martin Rennie: Falkirk appoint new boss who 'rapidly improves performances'

Since 2017-18 season Falkirk have had five permanent managerial appointments - and now seek their sixth. (Pictures: SNS)

How Falkirk have lost five managers in four years - and what they're missing

Falkirk have parted company with Paul Sheerin.

Falkirk axe Sheerin after embarrassing defeat by Spiders

The Scottish Cup trophy. (Photo by Alan Harvey / SNS Group)

Scottish Cup: Brechin aiming to avoid list of upsets before R4 draw

Releasing its final quarterly review of 2021, Scottish Engineering said the findings pointed to order intake, output volume and exports at their most positive levels since 2018.

Scottish engineers upbeat after 'most brutal of recent economic downturns'

Falkirk chairman Gary Deans and director, Gordon Colburn. (Picture: Michael Gillen)

Hamburg cheekily quote Falkirk chairman in bizarre penalty shoot-out tweet

Falkirk were furious with the SPFL after the decision. Picture: SNS

Falkirk rage against SPFL after postponement rejection

Falkirk FC released the two-hour Q&A addressing fans concerns on Youtube. (Picture: Michael Gillen)

Falkirk fans group responds to investment offer claims in club Q&A

Paul Sheerin has returned to management with Falkirk. (Picture: Ian Sneddon/FFC)

Falkirk name ex-Aberdeen coach as new manager

Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis makes an important late block to deny Ali McCann in Saturday's 1-0 win over St Johnstone in Perth (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

Joe Lewis on the young guns driving hopes of an Aberdeen resurgence

Aberdeen striker Fraser Hornby replaced the struggling Florian Kamberi at half-time and should have augmented his bright display with a goal against St Johnstone (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

Fraser Hornby provides striking presence as Florian Kamberi's struggles continue

Aberdeen interim manager Paul Sheerin bowed out with a much-needed 1-0 win at St Johnstone (Photo by Craig Foy / SNS Group)

Sheerin identifies key striker switch as Aberdeen secure win at Saints

Aberdeen on-loan striker Fraser Hornby (left) is in line to return this weekend against St Johnstone (Photo by Craig Foy / SNS Group)

Striker set to return for Aberdeen as Stephen Glass watches and waits

Aberdeen interim manager Paul Sheerin has been "assured" a role under incoming manager Stephen Glass (Photo by Craig Foy / SNS Group)

Interim manager reveals what lies in store for him in new era at Aberdeen

Paul Sheerin looks on during Aberdeen's 1-0 Scottish Cup win over Dumbarton

Sheerin relieved as Dons progress in cup but Duffy slams schedule

Dundee United's Adrian Sporle celebrates his side's winner in the 1-0 victory over struggling Aberdeen (Photo by Craig Foy / SNS Group)

Sheerin liked a goal as a player but finds it hard to coax one from Aberdeen

Aberdeen full back Shay Logan was playing golf while his team were losing at Tannadice (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)

Aberdeen's Sheerin on why he excluded defender who tweeted photo of golf bag

Aberdeen coach Paul Sheerin

Third spot still achievable for 'united' Aberdeen says caretaker Paul Sheerin af...

Derek McInnes has been sacked by Aberdeen after one win in nine matches with just one goal scored. (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

Aberdeen part company with Derek McInnes to end eight-year reign as boss

The aerospace sector is one of those badly disrupted by the economic fallout from the pandemic.

Call for 'urgent' action as Brexit fallout dents Scotland's engineering sector

Problems with customs since Brexit took effect are well documented.

Brexit: Scottish hauliers had to hire extra staff due to lack of customs support...

In its latest review, Scottish Engineering expressed 'significant concerns' for aerospace and oil and gas demand recovery in the year ahead.

Outlook unclear for Scottish engineers despite 'tentative signs of improvement'

There are fears of lorry queues at ports as a result of Brexit.

Scottish MSPs told 'no upside' to Brexit for manufacturing or road haulage

Scottish Enterprise is backing a series of projects designed to make rail transport more environmentally friendly, as well as bring jobs and inward investment to the manufacturing and engineering sectors. Picture: Jane Barlow

Scottish engineers to lead key project to make nation's railways greener

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