News tagged engineers
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Lichfield & Hatherton canal restoration requires jacked culverts beneath A38 and railway
The restoration of two Midlands canals will require new infrastructure beneath a motorway and a railway line, as engineers work to reinstate the routes which have been altered by decades of development. The post Lichfield & Hatherton canal restoration requires jacked culverts beneath A38 and railway appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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South Carolina’s Infrastructure Improves to a ‘C-‘
The South Carolina section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released the 2026 Report Card for South Carolina’s Infrastructure today, assigning the Palmetto State’s infrastructure a grade of ‘C-’. That is a one-step improvement over the 2021 South Carolina report card, and just below the national infrastructure grade on ASCE’s 2025 Report Card […] <p>The post South Carolina’s Infrastructure Improves to a ‘C-‘ first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>
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Newcastle City Council engaging with builders and consultants over plan to build 700 social homes
No invtiation to tender yet, but authority is seeking views from contractors, engineers and designers
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Capability recovery: the workforce strategy engineering is missing
The Royal Academy of Engineering estimates the UK needs up to 240,000 engineers and technicians every year for a decade. The post Capability recovery: the workforce strategy engineering is missing appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Why engineers should adopt ‘buy well, buy once’ approach to UK roads
The UK has a record £18.62bn backlog of carriageway repairs outstanding – that’s the remarkable figure noted by the Asphalt Industry Alliance’s (AIA’s) 2026 ALARM survey, demonstrating the scale of the challenge that we face. The post Why engineers should adopt ‘buy well, buy once’ approach to UK roads appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Resources tagged engineers
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Crossrail Engineers: Olivia Perkins, Tunnel Engineer
Tunnel engineer Olivia Perkins gives a tour of Crossrail's Tottenham Court Road site and explains what it's like working on Europe's largest infrastructure project.
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The construction sector in the UK is awash with a rising tide of disputes and legal claims. Michael Gallucci, Managing Director of construction consultancy MPG, outlines the issues, and explains how contractors and engineers can protect themselves against claims and counter claims both in the UK and in the Gulf.
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