
Temporary Works Forum
The Temporary Works Forum (TWf) aims to encourage open discussion of any matter related to temporary works.
Event organised by Temporary Works forum
The 61st quarterly TWf meeting will feature presentations on the following subjects:
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The Temporary Works Forum (TWf) aims to encourage open discussion of any matter related to temporary works.
Welcome and introductions
Case Study - Boston Barrier, Marek Weronieck
BS5975 Revision Update, Andrew Jones and Ray Filip
Comfort break
Dismantling a tower crane at One Nine Elms: Engineering challenges in complex lifting operations, Dimitrios Tziogas-Papandreou and Polycarpus Megally
TWf Guidance – Granular Working Platforms, Jeff Mahony and Stefano Quintavalle
Event wrap up
BG&E Engineering
geotechnical and structural engineer
Polycarpus is a geotechnical and structural engineer with BG&E Engineering and has over 10 years’ experience. His vast, multifaceted experience spans from construction engineering, geotechnical engineering, high-rise permanent works and tunnelling. With his dedication, inquisitive nature and holistic approach he has solved engineering challenges on projects including: One Nine Elms, 22 Bishops Gate, One Za’abeel Link Bridge lift, Kula and Sky tower, HS2 and Ontario Line.
Multiplex
head of temporary works
Dimitrios is a civil / structural engineer (Dipl.Eng.) and head of temporary works at Multiplex, with experience in the construction and design of high-rise buildings. His portfolio includes high-profile projects in London, such as 100 Bishopsgate, One Nine Elms, One Leadenhall and New Zealand House. Passionate about engineering excellence, Dimitrios leads teams to deliver practical, carbon-efficient engineering solutions while upholding the highest industry standards in safety and quality.
BAM UK & Ireland
principal design engineer
Marek is an associate engineer with 20 years of experience in design and construction, specializing in civil and maritime structures. He holds an MEng in Civil and Maritime Engineering from Gdansk Polytechnics. His expertise spans various aspects of civil engineering, with a focus on temporary works design and implementation. In his current role, he leads the North and Scotland regional team of the temporary works department at BAM UK & Ireland, ensuring that projects are executed safely and efficiently while meeting all engineering standards.
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