Temporary Works Design

This course demonstrates the similarities between stadium engineering and other types of design. It stresses the importance of the Class 3 structure review regulations and the critical compliance with stadium design guides.

This course covers aspects of the geotechnical and structural design of spread and piled foundations. It is tailored for engineers working in small practices. The content is compliant with Eurocodes 2 and 7, with opportunities for comparisons with relevant British Standards.

This course supports the practising designer with the transition to Eurocode-based design for composite building structures. It will enable you to understand the essential requirements of this code for your structural design, how the code operates and how it can support you.

This course provides an overview of accounting principles and an explanation of accounting terminology. It also covers how three key financial documents are produced.

This two-day course teaches engineers communication skills, building on specific engineering scenarios and examples.

This course is designed to give you knowledge and experience of being in court. You will be cross-examined by a practising barrister in a protected environment to improve your technique, so you can be confident if you are called to give evidence.

This two-day course gives an overview of all the essential business tools needed by graduate engineers to make the best progress in their early career.

This course enables engineers to understand, evaluate and negotiate confidently the commercial or legal terms of proposed contracts with clients.

This highly practical two-day course helps engineers develop presentation skills through practical exercises and feedback.