WJ Groundwater included an article by two of its engineers, Ula Markowicz and Revathy S. Nair, in Issue 27 of The Wet End to highlight its interest in the lack of female engineers in the trade.
The article was an interesting, insightful and sometimes frank look at the challenges that face women in our industry, be they culturally based or just role enforced through gender profiling.
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Ever keen to support diversity in the dewatering industry, WJ Groundwater was very interested to learn about this annual event. Entitled National Women In Engineering Day 2015 (NWED), the aim of the occasion is to celebrate the work that females have achieved in engineering, and to showcase the great careers that are available for girls at school or higher education.
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Members of WJ Groundwater were amongst 700 plus people gathered at the Park Lane Hilton in London on 23rd June to hear the winners of the 2015 GE Awards announced.
WJ were keen to attend as the event always serves as a great way to catch up with industry contemporaries and key customers. It’s also an effective way of getting WJ’s name seen by the main ‘movers and shakers’ in the ground engineering industry.
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On the 23rd of April, WJ Groundwater’s Richard Fielden, Mark Pickett, James Southwell and Gary Holmes attended the ‘Piling and Foundations Conference’ at the Bloomsbury Hotel in London.
The event is an annual industry forum where key clients, contractors and engineers can network and learn about up-and-coming projects and legislation changes.
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