Who's Speaking?
Confirmed speakers:
Rajan Kataria, Chief Engineer, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation
Zeena Farook, Geotechnical Specialist, Oasys
Linda Miller, Project Manager, Crossrail
Trevor Jackson, MD, TT2
Rosa Diez, Senior Project Manager, Mott MacDonald
Stephen Meadowcroft, Operations Director - Tunnelling, Costain
John Trounson, Senior Project Manager, National Grid
Ruth Allington, Joint Senior Partner, GWP Consultants
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Speaker Opportunities
Paul Arnold
Paul Arnold is a Chartered Civil Engineer and a Senior Project Manager for the Highways Agency with over 40 years experience in highways.
Nick Butler
Nick is currently the Thames Water Tunnel Construction Manager for the Project Management Team on the Lee Tunnel, having led the project through the planning, procurement, enabling works and early start up phases of the project.
Andrew Coapes
TT2 was appointed in November 2007 as Concessionaire to design, build, part finance and operate the new vehicle tunnel and other developments associated with the New Tyne Crossing project, and to operate all Tyne Tunnels until 2037.
Linda Miller
Linda Miller is the Crossrail Project Manager for the Connaught Tunnel Contract.
Andy Robinson
Andy Robinson is a senior consultant with Jacked Structures with over 30 years of experience in the underground tunnelling and trenchless technology sectors with the main emphasis on jacked installations.
Phil Stride
Phil Stride is Head of London Tideway Tunnels at Thames Water. He is responsible for the Thames Tunnel, which will substantially reduce the volume of untreated sewage overflowing from London's sewers. The tunnel, which has a length of up to 32km, is 7.2m diameter and will be constructed at depths of up to 75m. The cost of the project is estimated at £3.6bn.
James Thomson
An innovator both as a contractor and consultant of jacked structures techniques since the sixties.
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