18 November 202609:30 - 13:30 GMT
47-58 Bastwick St, London, EC1V 3PS and online View on Google Maps
Member early booking: £225 + VAT Member: £245 + VAT Standard: £345 + VAT
Available until one month prior
The course has been developed to encourage collaboration with geotechnical engineers by explaining how below-ground risks are identified and investigated leading to an overview of shallow and piled foundation design.
By the end of the course, you should be able to:
Explain types of ground investigation and how to procure and specify them
Identify typical foundation solutions for scheme design
Appreciate worked examples for shallow and piled foundations
Communicate effectively with geotechnical engineers
Graduate engineer
Other built environment professionals and engineers
Tom is a geotechnical associate with over twelve years’ experience working in engineering consultancy on projects in a diverse variety of sectors including education, residential, life sciences, commercial, energy, highways, rail and maritime. He holds a masters degree in Civil Engineering, is a Chartered Engineer with the Institution of Civil Engineers and is a UK Registered Ground Engineering Professional and leads the Bristol division of the CampbellReith geotechnical team, who recently won Consulting Firm of the Year at the Ground Engineering Awards 2023. Tom regularly works within and leads multidisciplinary teams to develop sustainable solutions to engineering challenges and is well experienced in the detailed design of foundations, geotechnical structures, retaining walls, strengthened earthworks, ground investigation and earthworks.
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