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PAS 2080 – next steps on the road to net zero
Sep 3, 2025
22m 44s
The ICE’s review of safety risk management
Jul 31, 2025
23m 34s
Funding nature-positive infrastructure
Oct 6, 2024
1h 13m 00s
Overcoming systemic barriers to a nature-positive world
Oct 6, 2024
1h 26m 50s
Coastal Management 2025: how to become a presenter
Sep 2, 2024
8m 47s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 9/3/25 | ![]() PAS 2080 – next steps on the road to net zero | This podcast features Lewis Barlow, ICE trustee for carbon and climate, in conversation with Mark Hansford, the institution’s director of engineering knowledge, about the PAS 2080 standard. | 22m 44s | ||||||
| 7/31/25 | ![]() The ICE’s review of safety risk management | This podcast features Paul Sheffield, chair of the recent ICE review of safety risk management in civil engineering, in conversation with Mark Hansford, the institution’s director of engineering knowledge. | 23m 34s | ||||||
| 10/6/24 | ![]() Funding nature-positive infrastructure | This roundtable discussion, chaired by ICE President Anusha Shah, explores how nature-positive infrastructure projects can attract enough funding from an institutional investment community that has largely yet to be convinced that these can offer attractive long-term returns. | 1h 13m 00s | ||||||
| 10/6/24 | ![]() Overcoming systemic barriers to a nature-positive world | This roundtable discussion, chaired by ICE President Anusha Shah, focuses on the new regulations, standards, tools and techniques required by tomorrow’s senior engineers if their work is to stand a chance of benefiting the natural world. | 1h 26m 50s | ||||||
| 9/2/24 | ![]() Coastal Management 2025: how to become a presenter | Abstract submission deadline 30 September 2024 – submit now. Our coastal systems are changing. As we learn to adapt, is sustainable coastal management still achievable? That’s just one of the key questions to be addressed at the Coastal Management 2025 conference, which the ICE is holding at the historic UK port city of Bristol next September. Anyone wishing to be considered as a speaker can submit an abstract for the organising committee to review. Abstracts should be submitted by midnight on 30 September 2024 via this submission platform. Listen as committee member Jonathan Hird, vice president at Moffat & Nichol, outlines the event’s key themes and explains what he and his colleagues are seeking in a successful application. The conference will take place on 16-18 September 2025. Visit ice.org.uk/events/latest-events/coastal-management-2025 for further information. | 8m 47s | ||||||
| 3/4/24 | ![]() How to put social value at the heart of infrastructure | James Crumly, ICE knowledge research lead, discusses Glasgow's Stockingfield Bridge project with Richard Millar, chief operating officer at Scottish Canals, and Alison Ramsey, social value and performance manager at public-sector procurement organisation Scape. They describe how social value was central to the planning, design and delivery of the project, the role that engineers can play in driving outcomes, and what value looks like to stakeholders over the life of an asset. | 29m 36s | ||||||
| 12/4/23 | ![]() Nature-based solutions for new and existing water infrastructure | No description provided. | 16m 11s | ||||||
| 12/4/23 | ![]() Low-carbon energy: Ensuring a whole-life approach to renewable infrastructure delivery | No description provided. | 23m 06s | ||||||
| 12/4/23 | ![]() Transport: Embracing technology to meet the net-zero challenge | No description provided. | 16m 59s | ||||||
| 11/27/23 | ![]() Industry approaches to productivity and the use of technology | Driving change, productivity and a lean mindset requires a strong culture, engaged staff and a focus on raising quality throughout all processes. Especially if margins are to be improved and waste reduced. These core principles are central to Toyota and its manufacturing of cars. And it’s what members of the ICE’s Community Advisory Boards (CABs) explored during a recent visit to Toyota’s Lean Management Centre (LMC), in Deeside, North Wales. The visit was designed to draw out ideas, lessons and best practice to apply to the infrastructure sector and drive productivity in design and operations. | 36m 22s | ||||||
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| 8/2/23 | ![]() Collaborative Reporting on Safer Structures (CROSS) | Mark Hansford, ICE director of engineering knowledge, talks with Julie Bregulla, director of innovation partnerships and projects at TEDI London, and Andy Alder, vice president and head of major programmes at Jacobs, about the ways in which people who work in infrastructure can share lessons learnt from when something goes wrong on a project – and also when things go well. | 25m 46s | ||||||
| 8/2/23 | ![]() Construction Logistics and Community Safety (CLOCS) standard | Every engineer working on the design or construction of a project has a legal responsibility to make sure work is completed as safely as possible. This audio explainer focuses on the Construction Logistics and Community Safety (CLOCS) standard, which was developed by the construction and fleet industry in 2013 to address the challenge of safe construction-vehicle journeys. | 6m 01s | ||||||
| 6/19/23 | ![]() Collaborative and technical challenges on Humber 2100+ | How is the civil engineering sector building resilience, adaptation and carbon reduction into its projects? What are the implications for assets in the future? In this podcast, an expert will discuss how engineers can put resilience and adaptation at the heart of their designs. They also highlight the importance of close collaboration with stakeholders to make complex plans workable, and how the sector is driving decarbonisation while meeting the needs of communities. | 9m 49s | ||||||
| 6/19/23 | ![]() Port of San Francisco Waterfront Resilience Programme | How is the civil engineering sector building resilience, adaptation and carbon reduction into its projects? What are the implications for assets in the future? In this podcast, an expert will discuss how engineers can put resilience and adaptation at the heart of their designs. They also highlight the importance of close collaboration with stakeholders to make complex plans workable, and how the sector is driving decarbonisation while meeting the needs of communities. | 10m 48s | ||||||
| 6/19/23 | ![]() How engineers can respond to more extreme and challenging weather | How is the civil engineering sector building resilience, adaptation and carbon reduction into its projects? What are the implications for assets in the future? In this podcast, an expert will discuss how engineers can put resilience and adaptation at the heart of their designs. They also highlight the importance of close collaboration with stakeholders to make complex plans workable, and how the sector is driving decarbonisation while meeting the needs of communities. | 11m 41s | ||||||
| 6/19/23 | ![]() Designing for adaptation, resilience and decarbonisation | How is the civil engineering sector building resilience, adaptation and carbon reduction into its projects? What are the implications for assets in the future? In this podcast, experts discuss how engineers can put resilience and adaptation at the heart of their designs. They also highlight the importance of close collaboration with stakeholders to make complex plans workable, and how the sector is driving decarbonisation while meeting the needs of communities. | 29m 30s | ||||||
| 6/2/23 | ![]() Rethinking freight infrastructure | Civil engineers face multiple challenges in decarbonising infrastructure. Dealing with the emissions resulting from freight infrastructure is one such area of focus, particularly for the highways sector. This episode features Justin Moss, head of business development at Siemens Mobility, and Andrew Watson, director for central government advisory at Costain Group, talking to ICE director of engineering knowledge Mark Hansford about the potential for electric road systems to provide some of the answers to the decarbonisation problem. | 28m 35s | ||||||
| 3/24/23 | ![]() Explainer: The five-minute design risk management overview | Design risk management (DRM) should be part of a holistic approach to design on all projects, and those involved in any construction project should understand their duties relating to DRM under the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015. | 4m 42s | ||||||
| 12/19/22 | ![]() The civil engineer’s role in tackling climate change | As we strive to reach net zero, carbon literacy is fundamental for ICE members as well as for the future of civil engineering. Which skills will engineers need to develop to reduce carbon emissions in their practice? How can we move fast enough to tackle carbon targets effectively? In this podcast, ICE director of engineering knowledge Mark Hansford and ICE knowledge content director Alex Wynne are joined by Costain’s group climate change director Lara Young to examine how meeting carbon targets is a rapidly expanding field of work, offering new opportunities for career development and personal growth for those who are carbon literate. Episode produced by Dr Joe Jackson and Amanda Rice. | 23m 49s | ||||||
| 12/19/22 | ![]() Explainer: the four-minute carbon literacy overview | To avert the worst impacts of climate change and preserve a habitable planet, we must stop temperature rise. Civil engineers have a key role to play in doing this. This ICE audio explainer explores the relevant targets, the global commitments to tackling climate change, and how the way in which the construction industry designs, builds and manages infrastructure needs to change. Episode produced by Steph Fairbairn. | 4m 08s | ||||||
| 12/14/22 | ![]() Explainer: The five-minute wider benefits of water infrastructure overview | Water infrastructure provides a vital public service by supplying clean water to communities, managing wastewater and minimising the impact of flooding. This is the primary purpose of water infrastructure. But all infrastructure has the potential to generate benefits that go well beyond this basic functionality. This ICE audio explainer explores what these greater benefits might be, and how they can be achieved. | 5m 12s | ||||||
| 12/7/22 | ![]() Decarbonising the water industry: the journey to net zero | In 2019, following the UK government’s commitment to reach net zero by 2050, every water company in England agreed a Public Interest Commitment, setting five demanding goals, including a pledge to reach net zero on operational emissions by 2030. In 2020, this commitment was reaffirmed, and Water UK published the Net Zero 2030 Routemap, detailing how it would be achieved. One of the three senior industry figures leading on this commitment is Heidi Mottram CBE, Chief Executive Officer of the Northumbrian Water Group Limited and Northumbrian Water Limited since 2010. Heidi joins ICE director of engineering knowledge Mark Hansford and ICE knowledge manager Steph Fairbairn to discuss how engineers can play their part in decarbonising the water industry. Episode produced by Dr Joe Jackson | 25m 44s | ||||||
| 12/7/22 | ![]() Explainer: The four-minute decarbonising the water sector overview | Water is an essential resource, and water infrastructure is a fundamental component of prosperous, healthy economies. However, like all infrastructure sectors, the water industry has a responsibility to reduce its impact on climate change. This ICE audio explainer explores strategies to decarbonise the water sector, and how engineers can play their part. Episode produced by Steph Fairbairn. | 3m 24s | ||||||
| 12/5/22 | ![]() Explainer: The five-minute ground source heat pump overview | The term ‘ground source heat pump’ (GSHP) refers to a buried network of fluid-filled pipes that are connected to a compressor and pump unit to provide heating for buildings. GSHPs offer less carbon emissions, lower running costs and greater efficiency than gas boilers. This audio explainer explores how GSHPs work, the application of them in both domestic and larger-scale settings, and the potential future of the solution. Produced by James Crumly. | 5m 28s | ||||||
| 12/5/22 | ![]() The transport sector’s journey to net zero | Transport is the UK’s largest emitting sector. By adopting new technologies and overhauling old systems, the transport industry can drastically cut its carbon emissions. Civil engineers working to decarbonise transport must play a careful balancing act, generating value and increasing efficiency while also reducing risk. Where are there big opportunities for decarbonising the transport sector? And what obstacles are we still trying to overcome? In this ICE podcast, ICE knowledge content director Alex Wynne is joined by Stephen Elderkin, director of environmental sustainability for National Highways, and Conor McCone, carbon manager at Skanska UK, to explore what needs to be done to decarbonise the transport sector, tracking the ’easy wins’ for sustainability in transport and examining the complications that can arise on the journey to Net Zero. Episode produced by Steph Fairbairn and Dr Joe Jackson. | 38m 45s | ||||||
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