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British Tunnelling Society chair on necessary changes to planning and delivery (opens the original)
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With a career spanning five decades and involvement in projects around the world, the British Tunnelling Society’s (BTS) new chair – and Jacobs tunnels director for Europe – Alastair Smith has a depth of knowledge on tunnelling practices and insight into the industry like few others. Alastair Smith is chair of the British Tunnelling Society The first tunnelling project he was involved in was a drainage scheme in 1986, while pursuing a civil engineering degree at City St George’s University of Lo
Fehmarnbelt project director Guy Taylor on efficient megaproject delivery (opens the original)
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After a multi-day operation, the first of the 89 elements which will be used to construct the Fehmarnbelt tunnel was successfully immersed in May. Project director for the Fehmarnbelt Project, Sund & Bælt, Guy Taylor The Fehmarnbelt tunnel will be the longest immersed tunnel in the world, spanning 18km between Rødbyhavn, on the Danish island of Lolland, and the German island of Puttgarden. The hollow concrete structures, measuring 217m long and weighing more than 73,500t, will be immersed up to
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