PRESS RELEASE
London February 2026
EqualEngineers and BINDT Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Inclusivity in Engineering.
EqualEngineers and the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) are delighted to announce a new strategic partnership that reflects a shared commitment to strengthening inclusive cultures and promoting safety across the engineering profession.
By joining forces, the organisations aim to shape a future where every engineer feels a sense of belonging and is empowered to contribute. The collaboration will create added value for members and stakeholders through shared expertise, meaningful engagement, and initiatives that support a safer and more inclusive sector.
Through this partnership, EqualEngineers and BINDT will champion positive workplace cultures across engineering and technology, improving wellbeing and helping ensure everyone can thrive. As the professional body for individuals and organisations involved in non-destructive testing, condition monitoring, structural health monitoring and related technologies, BINDT brings an influential community committed to enhancing safety and inclusion standards.
Dr Mark McBride-Wright MBE, Founder & CEO of EqualEngineers, commented:
“Engineering is at its best when everyone feels they belong. Our partnership with BINDT represents a shared belief that inclusive cultures lead to safer, more fulfilling, and more impactful work. Together, we will open doors, empower new voices, and help engineering better reflect the society it serves.”
Corinne Mackle, Deputy CEO, the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT), said:
“BINDT is pleased to partner with EqualEngineers to advocate for inclusive values and a positive professional culture across the engineering sector. By combining our strengths, we can drive meaningful change and help to create a landscape where every engineer feels valued, represented and supported.”
Together, EqualEngineers and BINDT are committed to building a more inclusive engineering profession, one that makes safety and inclusion inseparable.
