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ICE Glasgow and West of Scotland AGM and chairs address

Event organised by ICE

Date
01 October 2026
Time
17:30 - 19:00 BST (GMT+1)
Location
Arup
7th Floor
1 West Regent Street
Glasgow, G2 1RW
United Kingdom
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Overview

Join the ICE Glasgow and West of Scotland (GWoS) committee for their annual general meeting, and hear from the new chair, Lewis Hoggan, as he presents his chair's address, "From Falkirk to Fellowship".

Lewis is a Director with Crafter Engineering and a leader of their Glasgow office. With 20 years of varied industry experience, Lewis has taken knowledge from his early career working as a Site Engineer, proprietary equipment suppliers and working for principal contractors to lead in the delivery of safe, efficient and pragmatic temporary works designs for projects throughout Scotland and the UK.

Lewis champions the ICE where possible, carrying out roles as a Mentor, Reviewer and last month was admitted as a Fellow in the ICE in August. As a STEM Ambassador, Lewis regularly provides presentations to universities and schools, hoping to inspire future generations of Civil Engineers.

This is your chance to hear from the current Chair of ICE Glasgow and West of Scotland, meet other members of the GWoS committee, and connect with fellow professionals in the local engineering community.

Venue

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Arup
7th floor
1 West Regent Street
Glasgow
G2 1RW

Programme

17:30 - 18:00

Registration and networking

18:00 - 19:00

Branch updates and chairs address

Speakers

Lewis Hoggan

Lewis Hoggan

Crafter Engineering

director

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Lewis Hoggan

Lewis is a director at Crafter Engineering and leads the company’s Glasgow office. With over twenty years of diverse industry experience, he has built a broad range of expertise through roles as a site engineer, with proprietary equipment suppliers, and for principal contractors. This varied background enables him to lead the delivery of safe, efficient, and practical temporary works designs for projects across Scotland and the wider UK.

Lewis is a strong advocate for the Institution of Civil Engineers and actively contributes as a mentor and reviewer. He currently serves as vice chair of the ICE Glasgow and West of Scotland branch and is due to take up the role of chair in October. As a STEM Ambassador, Lewis regularly delivers presentations at universities and schools, helping to inspire and encourage the next generation of civil engineers.