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In this episode, Steve Hadley and Ciaran Jennings are discussing one of our Ground Forum members, the Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining, also known as IOM3. Specifically, they focus on the Ground Engineering Subgroup (GES) of IOM3.
Our guests on this podcast are David Waring Senior Geotechnical Engineer at BP, Emily Wood who is Engineering Manager at BAM and Paul Skerry, the Director of Membership at IOM3.
Hadley hosts the episode together with Federation of Piling Specialists (UK) and European Federation of Foundation Contractors secretary Ciaran Jennings. -
In this episode, Steve Hadley and Ciaran Jennings chat with Dr Paul Beetham of Nottingham Trent University, a Chartered Civil Engineer specialising in geotechnical design and ground improvement.
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In this episode, Steve Hadley and Ciaran Jennings chat with Luisa Hendry, who you might know from the world of social media as the Scottish Geologist.
Hadley hosts the episode together with Federation of Piling Specialists (UK) and European Federation of Foundation Contractors secretary Ciaran Jennings. -
In this episode, Steve Hadley and his guests discuss social mobility and pathways into the ground engineering industry.
Hadley hosts the episode together with Federation of Piling Specialists (UK) and European Federation of Foundation Contractors secretary Ciaran Jennings.
They are joined by Ramboll design engineer Palak Shukla, Atkins Réalis senior geotechnical engineer Tony Bowerman, and Mott MacDonald senior geotechnical engineer Natalie Wride. -
In this episode Steve Hadley meets Skevi Perdikou from Geofem. The company is a leader in the application of remote sensing and visualisation technology for monitoring infrastructure and geotechnical assets. This is becoming an increasingly important tool to use along with traditional and complex geotechnical models when assessing events such as dam, slope and cliff failures. Listen to hear more about the science behind these methods and projects where it has been applied.
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Hock Liew and Javier Marti join Steve Hadley to explore the history and current implementation of the observational method in basement construction. They explain how better instrumentation and monitoring can help inform decision making that can save time and money, as well as managing risks to workers, the public and surrounding assets.
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Dinesh Patel is a world renowned expert in geotechnical engineering. He has produced innovative solutions for landmark building projects and written papers that continue to be referenced decades after their release. Tune in and enjoy the second of two episodes exploring his career journey.
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Dinesh Patel is a world renowned expert in geotechnical engineering. He has produced innovative solutions for landmark building projects and written papers that continue to be referenced decades after their release. Tune in and enjoy the first of two episodes exploring his career journey.
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In this episode Steve Hadley is joined by Keller’s newly installed group sustainability manager Luke Deamer; sustainability expert and Russell and Dawson senior consultant Erica Russell; and Arup geotechnical and sustainability engineer Alice Berry, who is returning to the podcast.
We explain some of the terminology being used in discussions around carbon and look into how the ground engineering sector can transition to a low CO2 future and ultimately achieve net zero.
If you would like to be featured on the podcast - this call is especially to our overseas listeners - please get in touch by searching for Steve Hadley from Central Piling on LinkedIn.
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LQM’s Paul Nathanail, Atkins' Carrie Rose, and Ian Evans from Arcadis join host Steve Hadley to discuss the topic of contaminated land.
The guests review some common sources of it, as well as methods of investigation and containment. The panel also provides insights into contamination within popular culture by referencing films such as Deepwater Horizon and Erin Brockovich.
If you would like to be featured on the podcast - this call is especially to our overseas listeners - please get in touch by searching for Steve Hadley from Central Piling on LinkedIn.
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In this episode of the podcast host Steve Hadley meets Carla Martín Clavé.
Carla, who moved to an engineering geologist role at Jacobs after completion of her PhD, won the prestigious Glossop Award in 2022 and gave a presentation on the role of engineering geology in the energy transition at the Engineering Group of the Geological Society’s Glossop evening.
The conversation covers the use of salt caverns for gas and carbon storage, which was a focus of her research work. It goes onto review a wide range of low and zero carbon methods of creating electricity. -
Host Steve Hadley is joined in this episode by Rebecca Penn of Balfour Beatty, Martin Griffin of Knight Piésold and Gary Evans from Plowman Craven to discuss neurodiversity.
The group explains some of the conditions, their experience of being neurodiverse and working in the construction industry, and how having a neurodiverse team can make your organisation more effective.
If you would like to be featured on the podcast - this call is especially to our overseas listeners - please get in touch by searching for Steve Hadley from Central Piling on LinkedIn.
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In this episode Steve speaks to Alex Petty, a geotechnical engineer from the UK, now leading teams in Western Australia.
Alex talks about some of the exciting projects and unique geology in that part of the world. He explains how good geological knowledge can help provide clients with cost-effective solutions.
If you would like to be featured on the podcast - this call is especially to our overseas listeners - please get in touch by searching for Steve Hadley from Central Piling on LinkedIn.
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Tarmac geotechnical manager Katherine Evans has set up Bold as Brass, a new network for women in construction, quarrying and mining on LinkedIn.
It was created so that women could have a place to network and support each other. In addition, there is a group for allies, as all genders are responsible for culture change within the industry.
“I wanted to give women a place they felt safe to discuss issues and network without toxicity; everything else has been a by-product of our members’ ideas,” Evans says.
In this episode, she is joined by friend of the podcast and Gavin & Doherty Geosolutions senior geotechnical design engineer Fiona Connor to discuss some of the issues facing women in the construction industry.
If you would like to be featured on the podcast - this call is especially to our overseas listeners - please get in touch by searching for Steve Hadley from Central Piling on LinkedIn.
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In this episode of Breaking Ground, host Steve Hadley chats to Jim Williams who works for Historic England, which advises the government on the historic environment.
Williams helps to carry out Historic England’s mission to “champion heritage to improve people’s lives” by managing a team of science advisors across the country.
It is their job to help local authority archaeologists with the scientific aspects of the archaeology that they see on a day-to-day basis. This includes offering advice on scientific dating, on different methods of geophysical surveys, how to deal with human remains and environmental sampling.
Williams notes that the historic environment and its study through archaeology is important, as it plays a key role in the planning and development process.
If you would like to be featured on the podcast, especially to our overseas listeners, please get in touch - search for Steve Hadley from Central Piling on LinkedIn.
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Steve Hadley meets Yuli (Chaido) Doulala-Rigby, Chief Engineer at Tensar. They talk about Yuli’s journey into geosynthetics, product types and applications. Yuli promotes geogrids as playing a key role in sustainable temporary and permanent works geotechnical solutions.
She also goes on to bust some myths about women in engineering and offers an inspirational tale for others to follow.
Tensar wish to invite listeners to a launch event for their new product range to The Building Centre located very close to Russell Square on Wednesday 13th July 2022. More details can be found on this link Geogrids, Engineering Products and Solutions | Tensar. -
On this episode of Breaking Ground Steve Hadley chats to George Tuckwell, Director of Geosciences & Engineering at RSK, and Richard Pidcock, Joint Managing Director at Central Alliance, to talk about geophysics and the range of techniques available to ground engineers.
Steve admits that he has been more used to more conventional ground investigation techniques during his career, and of course this technology is evolving all of the time. In this conversation, George and Richard talk about both the techniques and the technology available, and also their different applications.
If you would like to be featured on the podcast, especially to our overseas listeners, please get in touch - search for Steve Hadley from Central Piling on LinkedIn.
Please subscribe to this podcast so that you never miss an episode and if you are interested in sponsoring an episode please contact Steve Hadley on LinkedIn or get in touch with the marketing team at Ground Engineering Magazine. -
On this episode Steve Hadley meets Prof. Neil Dixon from Loughborough University and explores how acoustics are being used to help identify potential landslides and reduce harm around the world.
He learns more about the research work going on in the laboratory, centrifugal models, and finite element analysis techniques.
Steve and Neil conclude the episode by discussing how we can attract more people into geotechnics and why funding is crucial in developing talent and technologies. -
In this episode of the Breaking Ground podcast, Steve Hadley talks to Dr. Andi Pfaffhuber and Chris Pressdee from EMerald Geomodelling.
He learns more about the use of airborne geoscanning survey technology and its use around the world. The guests explain how the data can be combined with conventional boreholes and enable machine learning to develop sophisticated 3D models of the ground.
This offers the potential for early identification of appropriate construction techniques and infrastructure routing choices.
More information on these techniques will be made available on Ground Engineering (GE) (geplus.co.uk) and the Breaking Ground LinkedIn group. -
This special edition of the Breaking Ground podcast reviews the difficult topic of suicide and mental health. Joining Steve Hadley is Vicky Gutteridge of the OLLIE Foundation and Jim Gelder, Technical Director at Mott MacDonald.
The OLLIE Foundation provides wellbeing, prevention and intervention events, training, talks and panel events for professionals, parents and students. Their mission is to reduce the incidence of suicide, particularly amongst our young people. Through their work OLLIE aims to reduce both the stigma and the fears people have in talking about suicide.
Jim, recently took the bold step of speaking publicly about coping with depression. A move that will help remove the stigma around mental health illnesses and give others the confidence that the industry is full of supportive friends and voices.
We understand that this topic may be very difficult to listen to and support those who decide they would prefer to skip this episode. For further support please visit theolliefoundation.org or email [email protected]
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Samaritans : https://www.samaritans.org/
SHOUT: https://giveusashout.org/
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