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- Date
- 20 May 2026
- Time
- 18:30 - 20:30 IST (GMT+5:30)
- Location
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Hilton Bengaluru Embassy Manyata Business Park Block A, Hotel Building-1, Hebbal, Outer Ring Road Nagawara Bengaluru, India
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Overview
Join Guy Dunscombe MEng CEng FICE and Mayank Jaiswal CEng MIStructE for a CPD session on constructability‑led bridge design, drawing on the Oxford Station Botley Road Bridge project.
This CPD event presents a constructability‑led design approach adopted for the Oxford Botley Road Bridge, delivered as part of the Oxford Station Phase 2 Improvements within a live and highly constrained rail environment. The project required careful integration of structural, construction, and durability considerations to enable safe and efficient delivery within strict rail possession time constraints.
The session will demonstrate how early constructability considerations influenced key design decisions, including structural form selection, detailing strategies, durability provisions, and sequencing of works. Particular focus will be given to the use of modern methods of construction and innovative design solutions to achieve rapid construction during limited rail possessions while maintaining long‑term asset performance.
The presentation will share practical lessons learned from working in a complex urban setting characterised by multiple stakeholders, limited access, and programme‑critical constraints. This CPD is aimed at engineers involved in the design and delivery of bridge and rail infrastructure projects and will be relevant to both early‑career and experienced professionals.
Speakers
Guy Dunscombe
WSP
regional director – bridges for south west & wales
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Guy Dunscombe
Guy is a Technical Director with extensive experience in bridge design and construction support on complex infrastructure projects. He has a strong track record of leading and developing engineering teams across the bridges and rail sectors and is currently Regional Director – Bridges for South West & Wales at WSP. A Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers. His expertise spans bridge and rail disciplines, leadership, strategic planning, and project delivery, and he is recognised for driving business performance and delivering successful outcomes on major infrastructure schemes.
Mayank Jaiswal
WSP
associate / team Leader - bridges
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Mayank Jaiswal
Mayank is a Team Leader specialising in the design, assessment, and asset management of complex bridge and rail infrastructure projects in highly constrained environments. He leads a team of around 35 engineers and BIM professionals delivering major UK schemes from India, with responsibility for financial performance, resource planning, and quality outcomes. He is passionate about mentoring engineers toward professional qualification and is motivated by working on structures that serve communities and deliver long‑term social value.
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