Site engineer Amy Stevenson from AmcoGiffen will showcase a project due to finish soon, involving a brand-new tram station on the Tram Train network. In the presentation Amy will go through the construction phase enabling works, PWay works, foundation works, steel fabrication, steelwork installation and fitting out works compromising of Lifts, M&E, Telecoms, Fire Detection, Signage and Furniture.
Amy will also explain her role as lead engineer on the project and why the project was shortlisted for the SPOTLight Rail Awards in the Corporate Social Responsibility category.
This will be followed by a short Q&A.
This is a hybrid event. Refreshments will be provided.
ICE Yorkshire and Humber Early Careers Network
The ICE Yorkshire and Humber Early Careers Network (ICE Y&H ECN) represents graduates, students, technicians, and apprentices based across Yorkshire and Humber. This includes those in higher education and/or working towards getting professionally qualified.
The monthly meetings are an excellent opportunity to meet local like-minded graduates, students, apprentices, and technicians within the ICE. They also provide a great environment for support and advice no matter what stage you are in your career. New members are always welcome.
For more information join the LinkedIn group or contact the committee on: [email protected]
AmcoGiffen
site engineer
Amy is a site engineer at AmcoGiffen and the current vice chair for the ICE Early Careers Network (ECNet) in Yorkshire and Humber.
A five-session course delivered by industry experts focusing on key aspects of contracts used in Civil Engineering.
Join the online audience and show your support for the two Yorkshire and Humber finalists, as they present their papers at the regional final of the Princess Royal Award for Emerging Engineers.
This series of events is aimed at those preparing for their Professional Review at Incorporated level and will provide advice and guidance on how to approach the communication task, against various industry specific themes.
