ISF July Round-Up: The Latest Feed Mill Engineering News
Welcome to the latest feed mill engineering news from ISF. July has brought a team day at the races, a passed audit, two community sponsorships renewed, and the team on site in Belfast for a project we’ll be sharing more on soon.
A day at the Races
The team swapped the workshop for York Races this month, marking ISF’s annual team day out. Managing Director Iain Scott organises the trip every year as a way of thanking the team for their hard work, and partners joined in on the day too. It’s become a genuine highlight of the ISF calendar, proof that a business built on engineering excellence still knows how to have a good day out.
Passing our BS EN 1090 audit
It’s also been a good month on the quality front. ISF has passed its latest BS EN 1090 audit, the mandatory European standard covering the manufacture of supporting steel and aluminium components. Passing confirms that our fabrication processes, quality controls and technical documentation continue to meet a rigorous, independently assessed standard. For our customers, that means every support structure, access platform, conveyor bridge and piece of structural steelwork we design and fabricate is built to a standard they can rely on. We hold this alongside our ISO 9001 accreditation.
Supporting our community
At ISF, supporting the team goes beyond the workshop. July saw two of our longstanding community partnerships continue. We’re delighted to be sponsoring Dunnington Tennis Club for another year, with the ISF banner back courtside for the season. We’re also continuing our support for Reflex Dance Troupe in Clifton, York, a competitive group that includes the daughter of ISF’s own Ashlee Stabbins among its dancers.
In the workshop
It hasn’t just been races and audits this month. The workshop has stayed just as busy, with the team fabricating and manufacturing through some of the hottest weather of the year. Welding in that heat is no small feat, but the team has kept production moving without missing a beat.
On site in Belfast
Away from York, the team has spent time on site in Belfast this month. A full case study will follow once the project completes, so watch this space.
That’s July wrapped. Here’s to August.
Our round-up in pictures
If you’d like to discuss an upcoming project, get in touch with the team.

