Working for Infrastructure

Clancy have launched the Neurodiversity Community (The ndc): a Neurodiversity Employee Community to improve awareness, increase disclosure confidence and embed inclusive change across the organisation. Using lived experience, senior leadership sponsorship and evidence‑based insight, it normalised neurodiversity, engaged over 750 employees so far and created both support and change forums. The programme demonstrates how cultural

Industry comes together for Lighthouse Charity wellbeing breakfast Picture Caption: Stuart Miller, Secretary and Director at CECA North East with Rory Doyle, Partnership Manager in the North East for the Lighthouse Charity. Construction and civil engineering businesses from across the North East gathered for a breakfast event to learn more about the work of the

CECA is celebrating the talented professionals shaping the future of civil engineering through its 30 Under 30 campaign. William Jones is a Chartered Civil Engineer and Sub Agent with BAM, with experience delivering complex marine, flood defence, rail, highways and bridge infrastructure in the UK and overseas. Since joining BAM in 2019, William has progressed

Heart of Africa at Chester Zoo is the latest scheme to feature in CECA’s 30 Projects for 30 Years campaign, celebrating the contribution CECA members have made to the UK’s infrastructure since 1996. Delivered by McPhillips (Wellington) Ltd for the North of England Zoological Society, the £24.5 million development is the largest zoo habitat ever

Civils contractors today said that the Government’s plans to place technical and academic education on an equal footing are a welcome step towards developing a talent pipeline to match the UK’s infrastructure ambitions. The Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) has responded to the Prime Minister’s announcement that young people will be able to access new