Temporary Works Forum
The Temporary Works Forum (TWf) aims to encourage open discussion of any matter related to temporary works.
- Date
- 09 September 2026
- Time
- 14:00 - 17:00 BST
- Location
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Institution of Civil Engineers One Great George Street Westminster London, SW1P 3AA United Kingdom
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TWf 67th quarterly meeting
https://www.ice.org.uk/events/upcoming-events/twf-67th-quarterly-meeting-sep-2026
Institution of Civil Engineers, London
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TWf 67th quarterly meeting
- Date
- 09 September 2026
- Time
- 14:00 - 17:00 BST
- Location
- Institution of Civil Engineers
Free
Overview
Join the TWf for an engaging event exploring innovative engineering solutions, effective temporary works practices, and lessons learned from major construction and redevelopment projects.
Andun will present the temporary works engineering behind the landmark One Leadenhall development, including the design and installation of climbing chocking frames within the lift cores and a cantilever tower crane grillage used to support construction of the 35-storey tower.
Zealux will provide practical insight into improving the temporary works briefing process, focusing on how Designated Individuals (DIs) and Temporary Works Coordinators (TWCs) can make better use of industry knowledge and resources at the briefing stage. Drawing on John Carpenter's work on soft hazards, the GIRI Guide and the British Design Council's Double Diamond methodology, the session will explore approaches to identifying risks earlier, improving communication and creating more effective and structured briefings.
Robertson Construction and Will Rudd Davidson will jointly present the King's Theatre Redevelopment Project, highlighting the challenges, successes and key lessons learned from this significant restoration and redevelopment scheme.
This page is for online registration. If you wish to attend this event in person please contact the TWf directly.
Venue
Institution of Civil EngineersOne Great George StreetWestminsterLondonSW1P 3AAUnited Kingdom
Programme
13.00
Registration & refreshments (Rennie Room)
14.00 - 15.00
Meeting & presentations (Godfrey Mitchell Theatre)
15.00 - 15.20
Refreshments (Rennie Room)
15.20 - 17.00
Meeting & presentations (Godfrey Mitchell Theatre)
17.00
Meeting ends
Speakers
David Stevens CEng MICE MIDE
Andun Engineering Consultants Ltd
technical director
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David Stevens CEng MICE MIDE
David has over 8 years experience in designing complicated and innovative temporary works schemes with experience in industrial dismantling projects. David has previous experience in both the nuclear and offshore industries. David is a chartered member of the ICE and the IDE (Institute of Demolition Engineers).
James Dunlop IEng MICE
Andun Engineering Consultants Ltd
associate
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James Dunlop IEng MICE
James has over 12 years experience since joining Andun as a summer placement student. He is an experienced temporary works engineer with a particular passion for complicated steelwork and facade retention schemes. James is an incorporated member of the ICE.
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