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NEWS, REPLAYS & UPCOMING EVENTS AGS WEBINAR

To promote the publication of the AGS Loss Prevention Guidance 2022, the AGS held a free to attend webinar on 22nd February entitled, Loss Prevention Guidance: What You Don’t Realise You Need To Know (2022 Updates).

The webinar was chaired by Jo Strange (Technical Director at CGL) and included presentations from Dr Russell Jones (Commercial Director at WSP UK), Hugh Mallett (Technical Director at Buro Happold), Neil Parry (Director at Geotechnical Engineering) and Antonio Rotolo (Regional Counsel, AECOM Europe).

Russell Jones provided a talk highlighting indemnity issues, Hugh Mallett discussed reliance on third party reports and the possible liabilities associated when you use or rely upon information provided by a third party’s report. Neil Parry gave an overview of the current market conditions that affect PI premiums, and the issues which a consultant or contractor undertaking professional services should consider when procuring PI insurance. Finally, Antonio Rotolo discussed limit on liability clauses.

Thank you to Geotechnical Engineering for sponsoring the webinar.

If you missed the webinar, the replay and all speaker presentations are available for free view on the AGS website. Click HERE to view the replay.

The AGS is pleased to announce the next webinar will be taking place on the topic; Instrumentation and Monitoring: How Not to Get it Wrong, on Wednesday 21st June 2023 at 11am.

Instrumentation and Monitoring: How Not to Get it Wrong is a CPD webinar which will identify the importance of instrumentation and monitoring (I&M) in Geotechnical Engineering and, as such, will focus on how to obtain reliable field monitoring data.

Sponsored by Geosense and Terra Insights, this webinar will underline the need to give early consideration to the definition of the I&M scope and I&M plan, taking into account the specific risks and opportunities of each project and the transversal nature of I&M across several disciplines.

The fundamental importance of correctly installing the right instrument in the right place will be illustrated with the help of practical examples for a selection of exemplar instruments. To this extent, the webinar will focus on typical instruments choices and installation issues, and how to avoid these. The need for dedicated, focussed training and education will also receive attention, together with considerations around field monitoring data validation, analysis and interpretation.

The webinar will be of benefit for professionals, technicians and specialists involved in Geotechnical projects.

Tickets

Tickets for this webinar are priced at £25 for AGS Members and £30 for non-Members. Prices exclude VAT. To register for the webinar, please click HERE

Sponsorship

Associate Sponsorship packages available for the webinar, please see details below:.

ASSOCIATE SPONSOR - Price: £150 (members) or £240 (non-members)

*10 packages available per webinar

Î Logo on sponsor slide during the webinar

Î Logo and overview in the event program

Î Company mention during webinar opening & closing address

Î Logo featured in promotional marketing emails

Î Company directory insert in AGS Magazine, worth £50 (5,800 subscribers)

Î One complementary webinar registration

Î Company logo and overview on the AGS’ Twitter page (3,500 followers)

Î Company logo and overview on the AGS’ LinkedIn page (7,500 followers)

Î Company mention in a follow up article in AGS Magazine (5,800 subscribers)

Î Company overview on the AGS website

Î Company logo featured on replay email campaigns

All prices exclude VAT.

To confirm your support, please email Angharad Lambourne-Wade on ags@ags.org.uk before Friday 26th May. Packages are offered on a first come, first served basis.

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