07 Sep 2026
ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL TRADES

Five new companies join the AEMT

Five new companies have recognised the benefit of AEMT membership in recent weeks, four as full members and one as an associate member.

Five new companies have recognised the benefit of Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT), membership in recent weeks, four as full members and one as an associate member.

Automated Works (www.automated-works.com), engineering and project specialists with extensive experience in project management and capital machinery solutions becomes a full member. Also joining is Electromech RS (www.dkelectromech.com), an AC and DC rotating equipment repair, service and manufacturing specialist working in rail fleet maintenance and the support of traction and auxiliary equipment. RW Scotland (www.rwscotland.co.uk) provides a range of electrical engineering and contracting services to industrial, commercial, and residential clients across Scotland. While the final new full member is Scots Bearings (www.scots-bearings.co.uk), an independent MRO supply partner that provides bearings, power transmission products, and engineering solutions from six sites across Scotland.

Joining as an associate member is Halye Dexis Trade (hayley-group.co.uk) a division of HAYLEY DEXIS that supplies engineering components, industrial consumables, and safety equipment directly to trade resellers and engineering professionals in the UK

All AEMT members benefit from access to specialist training, technical guidance, recognised standards, and a collaborative community focused on continuous improvement. They become part of a trusted network committed to excellence in the electro-mechanical sector.

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