Events and training

A must-attend for anyone who is preparing to sit The Institution of Structural Engineers Chartered Membership Exam.

Presenting exemplary recent work on Brunel’s 1849 Swivel Bridge, located between the Cumberland Basin and the River Avon. 

This conference, designed and developed by young engineers, provides a platform for exploring critical issues. Technical presentations and a practical workshop will explore the use of glass and timber as alternatives to the more widely used concrete and steel, with a focus on how this can help with lowering the carbon footprint of a project. 

The Small Practitioners conference will provide advice on how to overcome a variety of problems specific to sole and small practitioners. The popular one day conference is of great value to attendees and is sure to influence the way you manage your business afterwards.

We are uniting structural engineers, architects and project stakeholders to explore the successes and challenges of constructing nine iconic structures across the world.

The Surrey Regional Group will hold a Young Members' Technical Meeting at Kingston University featuring reports presented by young members based on their recent experience.

Matt Fox will give a presentation on the Statutory Planning Consent Process.

This presentation details the results of an investigation into the restraint of imposed strains in edge restrained members.  

Current guidance is based on end restraint and, until now, research on edge restraint has been limited.

Simon Pole will talk about party wall matters and challenges for structural engineers.