12 July 2021
Humanitarian and international development competencies framework
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This article provides a realistic overview of the practical and ethical considerations when seeking to work in the sector.
This evolving series of FAQs provides guidance on considerations when acting in the humanitarian and international development sector.
This case study examines assessing and improving the wind resistance of bamboo emergency shelters in the Rohingya refugee camps.
This resource features two case studies. They describe how engineers engaged with the local community following the earthquake of 2015.
Building footbridges with poor communities in rural Africa - an introduction to the life changing humanitarian work of Bridges to Prosperity
Join this lecture to hear how Holmes Consulting used high end analysis to minimise the strengthening work required for the Christchurch Town Hall superstructure.
Learn about the major new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the harbour in Copenhagen.
This brief blog from Phil Baker offers some pointers on engaging with health and safety in the workplace.
The awards celebrate the role of Scottish structural engineers as outstanding, creative design professionals and showcase the finest structural engineering project. The deadline for entries is Sunday 31 July 2022.
In this blog, Will Arnold discusses the conflict between the need to build and the need to reduce resources, and how engineers can construct whilst keeping the environmental impact to a minimum.
Through real-life case studies and examples, learn about the importance of fire safety in structures and how to improve it.
Learn how to avoid unintended consequences to buildings in accordance with the 2022 changes to the Building Regulations.
Meet the finalists for the Young Structural Engineering Professional Award 2022
By establishing systems to identify and implement measures to control risks, the engineer can ensure that a design is both appropriate and proportionate to the requirements, demands and controls that are and will be placed upon it.
Professor Tim Ibell, Chairman of the Structural Awards Judging Panel, explains the two significant changes to the Awards.
Trevor Flynn discusses key benefits of improving your design drawing skills as a graduate engineer.
Bringing together practitioners, academics and students in a showcase of outstanding structural engineering research.
This training course is the ideal starting point to begin your sustainability learning journey. It provides a comprehensive overview of the principles, and application of BREEAM, the world’s leading sustainability assessment method for buildings, infrastructure and masterplanning.