New Cambridge Hub chair to encourage innovative thinking

Sushil Patel MCIOB, associate director at WT Partnership, begins his committee role in July. He tells Construction Management about his involvement with CIOB, his work and career journey The post New Cambridge Hub chair to encourage innovative thinking appeared first on Construction Management.

AI on the ball: Using artificial intelligence in VAR and engineering decision making

By the very nature of their work, engineers are problem-solvers – innovators who take great satisfaction from taking a problem apart piece by piece. At Aecom, our engineers turned to football as part of a thought exercise aimed at inspiring innovative thinking, coming together to… The post AI on the ball: Using artificial intelligence in VAR and engineering decision making appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Beyond their primary remit, successful projects should aim to be drivers of social benefit for the wider community

At PA Consulting, we strongly believe in the power of ingenuity to build a positive human future. Through working with passionate, forward-thinking leaders and combining innovative thinking and breakthrough technologies, we’re invested in what happens to our world and look to partner with clients who… The post Beyond their primary remit, successful projects should aim to be drivers of social benefit for the wider community appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Bubble curtain speeds up Tyneside piling works by dampening noise

Working in estuaries brings the challenge of protecting marine life but contractors working on the River Tyne have found a solution. The post Bubble curtain speeds up Tyneside piling works by dampening noise appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Interview | Transpennine Route Upgrade boss Neil Holm on progress and future challenges

Historically the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) has been the UK’s biggest infrastructure project that nobody had ever heard of, according to Network Rail TRU managing director Neil Holm. The post Interview | Transpennine Route Upgrade boss Neil Holm on progress and future challenges appeared first on New Civil Engineer.