We’re delighted to share that Dan Fuzzard and Beth Hodskinson, have both achieved professional recognition through the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Join us in congratulating them on this well-deserved and much coveted recognition of their professional competence. They can now use the post nominals after their name signifying their achievements.
Find out what they had to say…
Dan Fuzzard CEng MICE, Section Engineer working on the D3 Quay and Deepwater Berth project in Belfast Harbour said: “Becoming a Chartered Civil Engineer has always been a key motivator in my career and the GRAHAM ICE CATS helped me to achieve this within 5 years of graduating. I’ve had the opportunity to work on some technically challenging projects such as the Congleton Link Road, South Bank Quay in Middlesbrough and now the D3 Quay and Deepwater Berth project in Belfast. I should also mention my time in our Head Office’s Pre-Construction department – this early experience developed my commercial acumen which has been a useful tool in my site-based roles ever since.”
Beth Hodskinson IEng MICE, Senior Planner working on the Didcot to Culham River Crossing and Clifton Hampden Bypass said: “I’m really proud to have achieved my IEng qualification which recognises the experience I gained whilst working as an engineer and still utilise in my planning role. My previous employers and GRAHAM have really supported and motivated me throughout the process, with GRAHAM supporting my professional review before I even officially joined the business!”