Network Rail, in association with the Pipe Jacking Association (PJA), recently presented a nationwide seminar on the planning, design and construction of undertrack crossings and associated risk management. The presentation started with an overview of Network Rail’s new UTX standard and the background on the derailment at Stoke Lane Level crossing. This was presented by Colin …
In April 2018, organisations from across the UK construction sector will take part in a national Stop. Make a Change event with sites, offices and production facilities putting work on hold focus on how we can work together to build a healthier, safety industry. As part of this event, organisations have agreed to put in …
A charitable link between leading civil engineering and infrastructure specialists Barhale and AquAid has resulted in an Elephant Pump being built in Manicaland, a province in the north-eastern highlands of Zimbabwe. For every AquAid Mains Fed Water Cooler rented on an annual basis by Barhale across its offices and sites, a donation is made to …
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Congratulations to all those who submitted entries for last month’s photography competition. The winner of the February photography competition is Florin Edu with his photo of Chelsea to Battersea Pipeline. Well done Florin!
It’s so important for us to keep raise the profile of women in engineering and focus attention on the amazing career opportunities available to women in this exciting industry. In a week that marks both International Women’s Day and National Apprenticeship Week, we would like to introduce you to Sarah Denton, Apprentice Electrician/Engineer. Sarah Denton …
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To mark this day Barhale are celebrating women who’ve made a significant contribution to Engineering. Celebrate with us and think about who your favourite female Engineer is – past or present – and why they inspire you! International Women’s Day means different things to different people, but the global focus on equality and celebration is clear. …
National Apprenticeship Week 2018 (NAW2018) takes place 5 to 9 March 2018. The theme for NAW2018 is ‘apprenticeships work’. In support of this we would like to introduce you to Joshua Betts, our Electrical Apprentice based in our Eastern region. Joshua Betts – Electrical Apprentice My Role and what it involves My region of work …
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National Apprenticeship Week 2018 (NAW2018) takes place 5 to 9 March 2018. The theme for NAW2018 is ‘apprenticeships work’. In support of this we would like to introduce you to Sean Maloney, our Electrical Apprentice based in our Eastern region. Sean Maloney – Electrical Apprentice My Role and what it involves The team I currently …
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Today marks the first day of National Apprenticeship Week 2018, an initiative aimed at inspiring individuals to become apprentices while also encouraging managers to consider an apprentice when looking at resource needs. As part of this week Barhale will be raising the internal profile of apprenticeships and apprentices within the business. What is an apprentice? …
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Barhale has developed an innovative, interactive and thought provoking mental health awareness course. The half day Engineering Better Mental Health Management course is recognised by ILM, the UK’s leading specialist provider of leadership qualifications and the programme is also supported by Humber Foundation NHS Trust. “I think that the course Barhale is offering is ground …
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