People & Careers
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Career path: StructureMode founding director Geoff Morrow
If you can’t find the right firm for you, start your own advises structural engineer and sculptor Geoff Morrow. -
Public wants strong leadership on infrastructure projects says new report
Survey finds widespread support for investment, but demands for more engagement -
Career Path: Steve Riano of Bechtel
It’s International Aviation Day and here’s Bechtel aviation technical expert Steve Riano who has recently been awarded the Airport Consultants Council’s Board Chair Award on his career in the sector. -
ICE secures industry cash for new engineering exhibition and learning centre
Industry pledges £300,000 towards £850,000 project to inspire the next generation of engineers with state of the art centre at Great George Street HQ Leading engineering firms have pledged over £300,000 to help the ICE... -
Chancellor needs to look beyond Chinese cash for UK infrastructure, warns RICS
Tender prices are expected to rise 30% in five years and investment not all there for existing £400bn of infrastructure in the pipeline, Institution of Chartered Surveyors warns. -
Bridging the skills gap
The construction industry is presently facing one of the worst skills shortages in recent memory. FM Conway, has taken matters into its own hands, setting up the London Highways Academy of Excellence to help tackle the crisis. -
Industry leaders urge “candid discussion” on diversity failings in new film
New talking heads film featuring Crossrail 2 boss Michelle Dix discusses why industry is failing to attract a wider pool of talent. -
Five ways construction firms can bolster LGBT inclusion
As LGBT rights charity Stonewall organises its first ever conference focusing on gay and transgender equality in the construction industry, Richard Chapman Harris provides advice on how to make your workplace more inclusive. -
New initiative set to support firms in recruiting and retaining female talent
The Major Projects Association has launched a new initiative aimed at supporting companies achieve better gender balance. -
The importance of celebrating construction's young talent
It’s really vital that we encourage and recognise young talent coming into the industry, especially those who have struggled to get where they have, says Christine Townley.