Industrial and Marine Hydraulics, based in Middlesbrough, has been awarded gold accredited membership via The 5% Club’s 2023-24 Employer Audit Scheme. From a notable list of 180 members, IMH was one of 120 UK employers who met the gold standard.…

We’re bolstering our team and developing engineering talent on Teesside with the appointment of three new apprentices and a Service Engineer. Formed in 1995, our apprenticeship programme has launched the careers of more than 20 engineers with our latest recruits…

Hydraulic engineering firm, Industrial and Marine Hydraulics (IMH), based in Middlesbrough celebrates 40 years of business. Founded in June 1983 by hydraulic engineer Paul Griffiths MBE, the company has grown from a home-based business to a global player in hydraulic…

Liam Burns is the 25th apprentice to be appointed to the company since we set up our training academy in 1995. He is also the first to be appointed into a multi-skilled role where he will be trained across the…

The entire IMH team is extremely delighted and proud to celebrate in the accomplishments of our trainee hydraulic technician, Hugo Abrol. Hugo joined IMH as an apprentice in 2018 receiving a mixture of both college learning with NETA and hands-on…

Industrial and Marine Hydraulics (IMH) is delighted to share that its trainee pipefitter, Luke Morris, has successfully completed his 4-year apprenticeship programme. Having completed his first year at college with NETA training focussing on theory, Luke commenced his hands-on experience…