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Panel discussion: an early careers guide to health and safety

Event organised by ICE

Date
16 September 2024
Time
17:00 - 18:30 BST (GMT+1)
Location
Arup
Bedford House
16-22 Bedford Street
Belfast, BT2 7FD
United Kingdom
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Overview

Join the ICE Early Careers Network and the IStructE Young Members Group as they host a discussion on health, safety and wellbeing in the workplace. They will be cover topics ranging from managing on-site health and safety risk, to improving health and safety through design, as well as mental health and wellbeing in our workforce. 

The event will be catered towards the Early Careers experience and will discuss how you as an Early Careers individual can highlight risk safely and feel confident communicating on H&S with your peers and seniors. The floor will be open for questions, so if you have questions that you need answered, please come along and join in the discussion! 

In partnership with

The Institution of Structural Engineers

The Institution of Structural Engineers

The Institution is the world's largest membership organisation dedicated to structural engineering.

Venue

Arup
Bedford House
16-22 Bedford Street
Belfast
BT2 7FD
United Kingdom

Speakers

Mott MacDonald

principal structural engineer

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John is a principal structural engineer for Mott MacDonald in their Belfast office. He spent much of his early career in mainland UK working on projects in the Oil & Gas Industry, Defence and Nuclear. Whilst predominantly office based, his site experience has taken him everywhere from climbing ladders in gas power stations, to walking around redundant nuclear reactor buildings, inspecting the soffits of offshore structures, and driving on a live RAF runway. Current projects include railways and bridges work. Working in a variety of different environments affords the opportunity and experience to assess risks & hazards both before and during the works. 

Arup

resident engineer

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Yomi Olaide-Kolapo holds an MEng in Structural Engineering with Architecture from Queen's University Belfast and is currently pursuing an MSc in Construction and Project Management at the same institution. He has been with Arup for three years, beginning his career as part of their graduate programme. Over the past 10 months, Yomi has been working as a resident engineer on site, contributing to one of Arup's projects

For more information please contact:

ICE Northern Ireland

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