- Date
- 24 January 2022
- Time
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Overview
Come and share, listen and contribute to conversations with technical and engineering support staff, reflecting our experiences in all aspects of the industry.
Let’s get together to create a network of EngTech or equivalent level colleagues across our region to discuss, debate or listen to our friends & associates, expanding our shared knowledge, expertise, and experience with each other.
This will be a regular, informal, coming together to grow our working friendships.
January’s presentations and discussion topics are:
- Drone Technology - Jack Berry - Skanska UK have recently developed an internal drone capability. Jack will discuss how a hobby developed into a business case which is now an operating functional service. He will explain some of the technology used and their current capabilities within the Civil Engineering industry and outline some potential future developments within the drone industry.
- EngTech Assessor training - Dylan Kelleher
- Development after EngTech - Victoria Shattock
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