Join us at this year’s Highways UK event, Hall 3 and 3a, NEC, Birmingham, where we’re proud to be sponsoring the Sustainability Theatre. It will be a space where we can collaborate and share ideas to accelerate our journey to net-zero carbon, improve biodiversity, and maximise the positive impact we have on communities.
Highways UK, 18-19 October 2023
Highways UK, 18-19 October 2023
Roads will remain the most common mode of travel through to 2050 and beyond. As we enter a pivotal period for the highways sector, we’re looking forward to meeting with our partners and industry leaders to discuss how we work together to deliver a strategic road network that will continue to play a vital role in connecting the country.
You’ll find us leading and participating in discussions and talks in several theatres, including the Sustainability theatre. We’ll be exploring themes ranging from integration and collaboration to digital innovation as well as developments in hydrogen fuel, electric plant, and low carbon materials.
We’re also very much looking forward to welcoming you to Exhibition Stand 179, next to our Sustainability theatre where you’ll be able to meet many of our subject matter experts and highways team.
In a first for Highways UK, we’re delighted to welcome Caterpillar to our stand where we’ll be showcasing the Cat Command Station, which will remote connect to and operate site plant in the future. It will offer many benefits, from reducing people plant interface risks to helping tackle the skills shortage through more flexible working.
Come and join us to find out more. We look forward to seeing you there.
Agenda - Skanska sessions
Day 1 - 18 Oct
Sustainability Theatre 11:45 (20 mins) |
Net zero trailblazing: Exploring the latest advances in plant, materials and engineering | Adam Crossley Director of Environment, Skanska Chris Campbell Business Development Director, Skanska Andrew Kidd LTC Director of Sustainability, National Highways |
Digital Construction Stage 12:10 (40 mins) |
Panel: What digital construction technologies are leading the way? |
Josh Weatherley |
Sustainability Theatre 13:35 (20 mins) |
Nature-based solutions for highways | Adam Crossley Director of Environment, Skanska Dr Julia Baker Head of Nature Services, Mott McDonald Ivan Le Fevre Head of Environment Strategy and Standards, National Highways |
Tech & Transformation Theatre 15:00 (20 mins) |
Digital adoption for strategic transformation | Georgios Floros Head of GIS, Skanska Scott Millner Head of BIM, Skanska |
Day 2 - 19 Oct
Keynote Theatre 10:05 (40 mins) |
Panel: Transitioning the industry from competition to collaboration to reach shared objectives | Thomas Faulkner Executive Vice President, Skanska Karen McShane President, Chartered Institute of Highways and Transportation Alastair Reisner Chief Executive, CECA Andy Wilde |
Sustainability Theatre 12:00 (20 mins) |
Tackling suicide on the network | Dylan Roberts Director of Health, Safety, Wellbeing and Quality, Skanska Ross Austen Mental Health Ambassador, Kelly Formwork UK John McGinty Project Director, Skanska |
National Highways Theatre 13:20 (40 mins) |
Raising the bar on customer safety and confidence in delivery | Liz Braithwaite H&S Manager, Highways Major Projects and Energy, Skanska James Haluch Managing Director, Breedon Group Greg Baldwin Managing Director, Highway Traffic Management Shaun Moseley Project Manager, National Highways Keith Smith Chief Highway Engineer, Chevron Traffic Management |
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