"I would tell my [younger] self to not be so concerned about choosing a specific career path. It's not linear - there are dead-ends and diversions, but that is all part of understanding and discovering what your interests are." Kevin Clark from Conisbee is our 7th #LGBTHistoryMonth engineer. #LGBTHM19 | Institution of Civil Engineers | Facebook

11K views · 360 reactions | Happy National Women in Engineering Day to all the civil engineers! #NWED2016 | Institution of Civil Engineers | Facebook

1.9K views · 13 reactions | Introducing our second #LGBTHistoryMonth engineer, Major Rob Ridley from Royal Engineers We asked Rob, 'Can you tell us your experience of being LGBTQ+ in your area of work?' Stay tuned to hear more LGBT #engineers stories and experiences. ️‍ #LGBTHM19 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans History Month UK #EngDiversity | Institution of Civil Engineers | Facebook

We all hate delays. They can slow down our commutes, make us miss an appointment, or stop us getting to our holiday destinations. Research from Saïd Business School found that out of 3,022 projects, only 0.2% of them finished on time, within budget and with expected benefits fully realised. Where are things going wrong and what are the solutions? If you’re an infrastructure professional or decision-maker, share your thoughts. Click the link in comments to have your say👇 | Institution of Civil E

Why is it important for #CivilEngineers to think about the social outcomes of projects? #InternationalDayOfHappiness 😃😃😃 Mott MacDonald | Institution of Civil Engineers

Tomorrow's brightest engineers are today's apprentices. Like Ella Northey, project manager at Balfour Beatty, who has already: 🏗️ Contributed to some of England's largest infrastructure projects, creating a lasting positive impact on society. 🏆 Won the WICE Best Young Engineer Award in 2023, and inspired others through STEM outreach. 🎓 Attained a first class grade in her degree while gaining invaluable hands-on experience in the field. Learn more about Ella's journey so far, and find out how