Event organised by ICE
The Thames Valley Early Careers Network (TV ECNet) and Tony Gee are excited to invite university students, apprentices, and local graduates to participate in our first ever Sustainable Concrete Cube Competition, hosted at the University of Surrey.
Traditional concrete production is responsible for a substantial portion of global carbon dioxide emissions. By researching and implementing sustainable modifications, we can reduce this impact and mitigate climate change.
This event aims to inspire young engineers to research and test these modifications for use in industry. The competition will be split into two parts:
Rules and regulations:
Opening Ceremony: registration, refreshments, and introductions
Introduction and safety induction from University of Surrey
Concrete batching, mixing and clean up
Event close
Refreshments and Judges Introduction
Guest speaker from the sponsor – Tony Gee
Presentations (3 min)
7-day strength concrete cube testing
Closing ceremony: briefing by the judges and prize giving
Event close
Tony Gee and Partners
Organisation Principal Engineer
Mark Scrivener, principal engineer at Tony Gee and Partners has over 10 years of experience in the design of permanent and temporary works within the highways, rail, and marine sectors.
Tony Gee and Partners
graduate engineer
Bradley graduated from the University of Surrey in July 2023 and started as a graduate engineer in the Rail team at Tony Gee and Partners in September of the same year. Since starting, he has been involved in a local drainage project, strengthening of a masonry arch viaduct and design of a new highways bridge. During his studies he was fortunate to spend a year and a half on site installing diaphragm wall and large diameter auger piles on a number of jobs as part of HS2.
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