Institution of Civil Engineers Western Australia Local Association (UK)

To help support ICE members in Australia, we have five ICE representatives who cover six states: Western Australia, Victoria and Tasmania, South Australia, New South Wales and Queensland.

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Every ICE (Institution of Civil Engineers) member has a contributing voice!
The voting closes on 16th July 2019 for ICE Council Elections 2019.

Please support Ali Sarandliy as your 1st choice with your vote. You should have received an invite to vote by email on Monday (3rd June) from Electoral Reform Service for the council elections([email protected]).

Ali Sarandily is Industry director and leader for Ports & Marines in Western Australia, AECOM and a leading committee member for Institution of Civil Engineers, Western Australia division. He has been actively involved with industry development and student improvement programs through various events and activities over the years.
For more details about Ali, please go to the following link:

https://bit.do/Ali-sarandily

Institution of Civil Engineers
Institution of Civil Engineers Western Australia Local Association (UK)

General member candidates

Dear ICE members

Re: Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) - Council Elections 2019

This is a gentle reminder that the due date for the ICE Council 2019 election is closing very soon (Tuesday 16 July).

Ali Sarandily is one of the senior members of the ICE WA local committee and is running for the 2019 ICE Council, please give him your fullest support with your vote. The email to vote is on Monday (3 June) from Electoral Reform Service for the council elections ([email protected]).

Ali has been associated with our Institution since 2010, first as a committee member for the ICE Western Australia Local Association (ICE WALA), and then as a chair of the committee, and between 2015 and 2018 as an ICE WA Representative.

You can find a bit more detail about him below, thank you for your support...

Below is a message from one of our ICE WALA leaders who is running for the 2019 ICE Council. Please give your fullest support to Ali Sarandily with your vote.

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Message from: Ali Sarandily CEng FICE

RE: Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) - Council Elections 2019

This is to inform all my ICE member colleagues that, I am this year running for the ICE
Council membership and I need your support!
You should have received an invite to vote by email on Monday (3 June) from Electoral
Reform Service for the council elections ([email protected]), and I
am hoping that you are going to vote for me as your 1st choice.
My aim as a Council member will be to communicate views of our members to the Council
as we live in a dynamic and ever changing society, and that requires to be reflected in ICE
Council.
I have been associated with our Institution since 2010, first as a committee member for the
ICE Western Australia Local Association (ICE WALA), and then as a chair of the committee,
and between 2015 and 2018 as an ICE WA Representative. I am currently one of the senior
members of the ICE WA local committee. You can find a bit more detail about me in the link
below:
https://www.ice.org.uk/about-ice/who-runs-ice/ice-council/general-member-candidates?fbclid=IwAR19Yl9z34Yrgq4j8FuFoSAfStIpYc-3irCwZd7C9a3D3OVgE50SPDNVPgM -ali-sarandily-ceng-fice

Thank you for your support, and if you require more info, please don’t hesitate to contact
me direct as I am here to reflect your views to HQ if I am elected.

Ali Sarandily CEng FICE

The local ICE WALA committee is excited for an evening of networking to mark Director General of the ICE, Nick Baveystock’s visit to Perth, WA today.

Nick Baveystock took up the post of Director General of the Institution of Civil Engineers in 2011. Nick is a member of the Construction Industry Council, a non-executive director of Engineering UK, a member of both the Education for Engineering and Engineering the Future boards, and non-executive Vice Chairman of Thomas Telford Ltd.

Nick will provide an overview of the global infrastructure landscape; discussing what we must do as a sector to stay ahead of the evolving technologies and global challenges faced by all.

For all the attendees coming to the event, See you at the Engineer's lobby this evening!

Institution of Civil Engineers Nick Baveystock FICE
CEES Edith Cowan University Curtin Civil Engineering Association - CCEA TCS - The Civil Society UWA

Breaking the ice with our first event of the year happening today, the 21st of February, 2019, we look forward to having a chat with all the participants coming down today. In case you missed this, make sure you keep your eyes on our social media platforms for the upcoming event in the coming months.

Many thanks to our following event partners:
-Turner & Townsend
-Herrenknecht Australia
-Boral
-GFWA Perth

Institution of Civil Engineers Western Australia Local Association (UK) CEES Edith Cowan University Curtin Civil Engineering Association - CCEA TCS - The Civil Society UWA ATS - Australian Tunnelling Society Institution of Civil Engineers

The Northlink WA central section, extending Tonkin Highway from Reid Highway (Malaga) to The Promenade (Ellenbrook) is located over the Gnangara Mound, a designated drinking water source area for Metropolitan Perth. To accommodate a major transport link over this drinking water source area, stringent environmental protection requirements were imposed to safeguard the underlying aquifer and surrounding water sensitive ecosystems.

Join us this 8th of Oct with Myles Busbridge, Drainage Lead, Northlink WA Central Section. Myles Busbridge is the roads team leader for GHD’s Roads and Civil Infrastructure Group.
Register your attendance now:
https://buff.ly/2xgF8fe
Refreshments provided
Date: Monday, 8th October, 2018
Time:12:00 pm to 01:30 pm
Location: Engineers Australia WA, Auditorium
712 Murray Street West Perth 6005
Cost: ICE Members Free
For more information, go to:
https://buff.ly/2D4MI1Z

It is no secret or surprise that a transport boom is overtaking the world. On every continent and in every government, transportation infrastructure is seeing a call to action as hasn’t been heard in decades. The reasons driving these are many, and the time for all institutions, private industries and members of the public to put a shoulder behind this boom is now.

During her 12th Brunel International Lecture Series, Linda Miller OBE will address three concepts pillars ruiling the transportation boom, using six “inescapables” to embrace and act upon. These will give practical examples, using concrete examples from recent projects on three continents.

For more information, please go to:
https://buff.ly/2pb0qXn

Date: Thursday, 27 September, 2018
Time: 5:30 to 8:00pm, talk starts 6pm
Venue: City of Perth Library, 573 Hay Street, Perth
For further information, please contact: [email protected]
RSVP: https://buff.ly/2xnNylp
This is a free event. Kindly register for catering purposes.

A significant proportion of our daily life rely on the digital world, and as such the construction industry is not untouched.
Before any physical construction of infrastructure, framing the digital support to understand its functional aspects and to develop a database for decision making throughout the life-cycle of the structure is crucial these days.
Tech corps like Vectorworks and PTC sowed the first seed of Building information modelling (BIM) around 1985. In modern industry, BIM is not only used for understanding the life-cycle of structural design but also to make feasible, the delivery of the same structure.
Join us this 14th of June 2018 with Adrian Shambler, Professional Engineer with over 35 years' extensive experience developing, leading and managing multi-disciplinary design teams and Martin Harle, Forrestfield-Airport Link Permanent Way Lead Engineer and Steven Langley, Forrestfield-Airport Link Design / Constructability Integration Lead at GHD office, Perth.

For more information, go to:
https://buff.ly/2JnhfqA
To Register, go to:
https://buff.ly/2JsXMVD

ICE200 WALA Flyer - Forrestfield-Airport Link WA.pdf

While setting farewell to the month of March this 2018, much appreciation goes to Ian Patey, leading person for the largest intelligence transport business in UK and Rachael Quinn, technical director in WSP's UK intelligent transport business on behal of ICE, Western Australia division (ICE WALA). The event was held this 23rd of March 2018 to discuss and explore the scope of predictive demand management and intelligent operation modelling to improve the future transportation needs using automating systems i.e. Robots!

Don't forget to follow us up for upcoming event this second week of April! Stay tuned!