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Book nowHave you ever wondered where the term ‘civil engineer’ originated from? What are military engineers? And how do they deliver infrastructure on military operations?
Join the ICE East Midlands Knowledge and Networking Committee for an opportunity to network followed by a series of short military engineering presentations.
The Royal Engineers based at Chetwynd Barracks, invite you to gain an insight into the world of military engineering.
The presentations will provide a brief historical overview of military engineering, highlight the Royal Engineers’ capabilities today and dive deeper into the infrastructure delivery branch of the organisation.
Case studies will be used to demonstrate recent innovation within the protective engineering team and the challenges of delivering infrastructure on military operations.
British Army
principal engineer
Major Mark Stevens leads the Royal Engineers’ physical protection design team and has been a Chartered Civil Engineer for five years.
His military career has been predominantly construction and infrastructure focused and included two years working with the US Army’s Engineer Research and Development Centre.
Join the ICE Early Carees Network East Midlands and the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) for an interactive collaboration event focused on tackling transport challenges across the region.
Create a CV and cover letter that make a strong first impression. This practical workshop offers guidance on tailoring your applications, showcasing your strengths, and improving your chances of securing interviews.
The John Mitchell Lecture 2026 will see Chris Raison share nearly forty years of experience in foundation engineering in chalk bedrock, highlighting key lessons from both successful and challenging piling projects.
