In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day this week, we proudly recognise the exceptional contributions of our female engineers who help drive our projects forward.
In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day, we proudly shine the spotlight on the remarkable contributions of our female engineers to various projects across the UK. This important day not only honours the achievements of women in engineering but also inspires the next generation of innovators.
Our talented team, including individuals such as Graduate Civil Engineer Mekha Rajesh, Graduate Engineer Katy Hodgson, and Trainee Quantity Surveyor Rebecca Pardue, exemplifies the dedication, skill, and passion that drive our industry forward. Their stories showcase their personal journeys and professional successes and underscore the crucial importance of diversity in engineering.
Congratulations to Principal Engineer, Claire Crompton, who received the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Excellence Award at the Women Leaders Association’s (WLA) Shine Awards which took place on Thursday 7th March.
In this latest special report from Building Magazine, Kirsty Shrubsall, Head of sustainability at Sir Robert McAlpine, shares her view on how we can make the industry more inclusive.
In her latest article for CIOB People, Joanna Kuzelewska, Senior Design Manager, shares her view of how inclusivity in construction has improved, and why there’s more work to be done.
Volunteers from our M6 ROM team partnered with Heidelberg to upgrade Lockerbie Ice Rink’s car park and footpath, helping the beloved community hub recover from the impact of rising energy costs.
The Colne Valley Viaduct becomes Britain's longest rail bridge after Align JV reaches this major milestone for HS2.
Latest fundraising efforts from our colleagues around the business have added five new bricks to our virtual Maggie's centre bringing us closer to our 100,000 hours for Maggie's goal.
