4 July 202312:00 - 13:00 BST
Online
Robin has extensive experience working in concrete structural design and on site and has worked as a Consultant to Arup and the Concrete Centre. Between 1968 and 2001 he provided specialist advice for reinforced, prestressed concrete and structural design within Arup Research and Development. He has been involved with the development of Eurocode 2 since the mid-1980s and is a member of the UK Structural Codes Committee for concrete, taking an active role in the development of handbooks and design aids.
Jenny Burridge is a chartered civil and structural engineer and is responsible for the team of structural engineers providing technical guidance to designers and contractors. Prior to joining the Concrete Centre she worked for several consulting engineers including Aecom and Arup, where she designed several award winning buildings. Jenny chairs the BSI strategic committee on Engineering Design and Construction and sits on the Construction and Built Environment Sector Policy and Strategy Committee. She is also currently on the Institution’s Council.
This webinar is the first of a 6-part series on the analysis and strengthening of concrete buildings. All webinars are recorded and will be made available for you to access on-demand following the live broadcast. Information on registering for the entire webinar series will be made available shortly. Other webinars on the series include:
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