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Jason Hyde, ICE North West's Volunteer of the Year, explains how little it takes to make a massive impact on the future of the civil engineering profession.
How do we effectively build resilience, efficiency and adaptability into our systems, networks and catchments to ensure we all receive clean water, sustainably? Professor Joby Boxall, leader of the TWENTY65 consortium, discusses how that consortium is addressing these issues.
The presentation will cover the application of modern technology and innovative approaches which successfully led to the full replacement of the supply and scour pipework and valves at Talybont Reservoir in South Wales, formed by a 30m high embankment dam. It will explain how the use of siphons were able to maintain supply and compensation water throughout the duration of the construction during one of the driest summers on record in the UK.
J. S. Harris, Geotechnical Consultant
Peter Ross, Ove Arup Partnership
Edited by Neville Burt and Andy Rees
A 100 minute long workshop for a class to explore the challenges associated with access to safe and clean drinking water for people all around the world. From Engineers Without Borders.
A leaflet from Tomorrow’s Engineers to inspire and inform young people about careers in engineering including study routes, salaries and qualifications.
ICE offers undergraduate and technician scholarships to students studying in the UK.
Excellent salary plus vehicle and relocation assistance
Ex pat package
Excellent company benefits including a flexible working package and the chance to work overseas
The ICE Learning Hub is available free and exclusively to ICE members and provides a range of online learning modules and resources to support professional development. It will allow members to access 1,000 hours of content across 400 different activities and a 100 different learning programmes all through the online portal.