engineering - WWT
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Thames engineers keeping services running during coronavirus outbreak
Engineers from Thames Water are continuing to maintain essential water and
wastewater services during the coronavirus...
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Super sewer hits the halfway mark
Tunnelling on the Thames Tideway sewer has reached the halfway mark.
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Northumbrian Water takes on 23 apprentices
Northumbrian Water has taken on its biggest ever single intake of apprentices with 23
new recruits joining the company.
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£20m London sewer upgrade recognised
Thames Water's work to upgrade a Victorian sewer in central London has been recognised.
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Lighting the way to offsite fabrication
Design for manufacture and assembly has proved its value in many industrial sectors
and is now increasingly being used in...
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Institute of Water signs agreement of co-operation with ICE
The Institute of Water (IoW) will become an associated institution of the Institution of
Civil Engineers (ICE).
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INWED 2019: 'Each step was driven by choosing work I enjoy'
To mark International Women in Engineering Day 2019 on 23 June, Fiona Barbour
discusses her journey to becoming Mott...
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Southern Water bans anti-nesting nets in projects
Southern Water has banned the use of nets intended to prevent birds nesting in trees
and bushes as part of its engineering...
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ICE launches exhibition showing water's 'superheroes'
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has launched a new exhibition on water
engineering as it continues to promote...
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Urgent action required on UK engineering skills crisis, report says
UK engineering faces a growing skills crisis that could become substantially worse after
Brexit, according to a new report...
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BIM's asset management benefits being missed - BIM4Water chair
The water industry needs to take significant steps forward in digitising asset
management information if it is to reap the...
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Thames employs innovative engineering to avert disruption
Thames Water is using innovative engineering techniques to upgrade a brick-built Victorian
sewer above Baker Street tube...
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South West Water's H5O delivery alliance evolves
South West Water has announced that it has made changes to its H5O alliance, while
Stantec has been handed the contract...
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Construction Leadership Council names Tideway's Mitchell as co-chair
Tideway chief executive Andy Mitchell has been appointed to replace Andrew
Wolstenholme as co-chair of the Construction...
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Water industry to benefit from new engineering research centres
The water sector is set to benefit from a £47 million investment into three new
advanced engineering research centres...
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