BTS | TRAINING


Above left: concrete segment PHOTO CREDIT: MIKE KING Above right: One of final breakthroughs on London Power Tunnels-2 project PHOTO CREDIT: NATIONAL GRID


Specific timings of lectures are still under


development as they need to fit in with the other commitments of the busy presenters, but, in outline, the course content includes: ● Management and operation of assets; ● Health and Safety integration; ● Site investigation; ● Ground treatment; ● Segmental linings; ● Sprayed concrete linings; ● Pipe jacking; ● Ground movements; ● Sustainability and materials; ● Monitoring; ● Risk; ● Machine technology; ● Logistics; ● Temporary works.


This is an intensive program with limited time for each subject, which is why the presenters are generally more than happy to help with the areas that they have not had time to cover during the course. Whatever your position or background within the


industry, if you are relatively new to tunneling and are looking for a broader and deeper understanding of what we do (and why), the BTS Design and Construction Course offers a unique opportunity. Whether you are looking at a career in consulting,


contracting, project management, project development as a client, or within the financial and insurance sectors; whether you are UK-based or overseas, if it involves tunnels and shafts, then a week away at Warwick University in early July might be just what you need.


GET IN TOUCH Go to: https://britishtunnelling.com and sign up.


Above: Crossrail’s Bond St station SCL tunnels and cross-passages PHOTO CREDIT: TFL/CROSSRAIL 64 | Summer 2024


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