Amey geo-environmental engineer and Women@Amey co-chair Hollie Taylor was crowned the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Champion at the 2024 GE Awards and the Rising Star for her Contribution to Gender Diversity at the Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Awards.
The British Geotechnical Association wants to broaden its reach to encompass the full ground engineering sector and attract members from diverse backgrounds.
The winners of the 2024 Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Awards were revealed at an in-person awards ceremony last night (17 September).
GE editor Nia Kajastie highlights the need to rethink work-life balance and inclusion in the geotechnical sector. She emphasises the importance of flexible work practices and addressing diversity challenges to improve talent attraction and retention.
The finalists for the 2024 Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering Awards have been revealed, with Amey, Arcadis and Mott MacDonald securing the most shortlisted entries.
The deadline for entries to the Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering Awards has been extended until 17 May.
Entries are now open for this year’s Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering Awards, brought to you by Construction News, New Civil Engineer and – for the first time – Ground Engineering.
This webinar, presented by Arcadis and Willmott Dixon, discussed challenges around unconscious bias within construction and engineering.
Bam Ritchies has a number of initiatives aimed at attracting and retaining female geotechnical engineers and ensuring they reach their full potential.
GE has listed 20 of the most influential and inspirational women working in ground engineering today. Their profiles are shared here.
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