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Engineering affects everyone's lives. From roads and railways we travel on, to the water we drink and the electricity we use, engineers are the providers. But the job is getting harder; resources are getting scarce; cities are filling up. Roads are congested. Railways are at capacity. New and innovative solutions are going to be needed. The Engineers Collective is the podcast for those who are curious about the future and how engineers will keep our towns and cities running.In each episode members of the New Civil Engineer editorial team are joined by industry guests to discuss key topics impacting our industry.The Engineers Collective is sponsored by Bentley Systems. Around the world, engin…
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A bridge failure turns into a clear lesson in how restoration plans change once the paint comes off.
The Engineers Collective traces the restoration of Walton Bridge, a chain-link bridge with original pieces dating back almost 200 years, after a 2020 failure forced its closure.
A grounded discussion of dam safety, flood risk, insurance, and the liabilities that can follow failure.
Dam failure comes through here as a practical risk issue, with insurance sitting close to the center of the conversation. Rob Hakimian and Tom Johnson frame the topic before speaking with WTW's Neil Gunn and Dulce Perez-Romero, who connect dam safety, flood exposure, insuring…
A conversational 200th-anniversary look at the Menai Suspension Bridge and its engineering history.
The Engineers Collective returns from a short break with NCE News Editor Rob Hackamian, senior reporter Tom Johnson and ICE Fellow William Day discussing the Menai Suspension Bridge.
A clear, measured orientation to how the At One Alliance is preparing for Anglian Water's AMP8 workload.
The episode sets Anglian Water's At One Alliance inside the practical machinery of AMP8, the water sector's five-year asset management period, and keeps the focus on how a large programme becomes deliverable.
A New Civil Engineer podcast episode pairing monthly news analysis with an in-person Project Works interview.
The Engineers Collective uses New Civil Engineer's regular podcast shape to move from monthly news analysis into a sector interview. Host and NCE news editor Rob Hakimian is joined by senior reporters Tom Pashby and Thomas Johnson, before the episode shifts into an in-person…
Manufacturing change, from tools to events.
STEM careers, told through human turning points.
Mining engineering talk with field memory.
The Engineers Collective opens with Rob Hackamian, Thomas Johnson, and Lee Kenney before turning to Volker Laser's restoration of Walton Bridge near Barnard Castle.
Neil Gunn says dam failure risk is rising, with North America averaging about one major dam failure a year and U.S.
The episode marks the Menai Suspension Bridge's 200th anniversary with William Day explaining its 176-metre main span, 100-foot clearance, and Thomas Telford design.
The Engineers Collective pairs National Grid's 15-metre vertical shaft sinking machine at Tilbury with Anglian Water's 20-year At One Alliance interview.
The Engineers Collective from New Civil Engineer opens on the Geological Disposal Facility, where Pash says NISTA's new report rated delivery 'unachievable' and put the top-end cost at £53.3 billion or £54 billion in other reporting.
This episode covers civil engineering news, including the Building Safety Act and the Haven Thicket Reservoir project.
This episode discusses the ICE's report on HS2, political meddling in megaprojects, and a gigaproject in Saudi Arabia.
This episode discusses the Institution of Structural Engineers' awards and key judging attributes, along with news analysis from the editorial team.
This episode discusses the updated PAS 2080 standard for carbon management in infrastructure, featuring insights from industry experts.
This episode discusses engineering news and features an interview about Constructionarium, a hands-on construction training site.