Flood Expo 2017 Show Guide

EVENT GUIDE & SEMINAR PLANNER

RUNNING ALONGSIDE:

MARINE & COASTAL CIVIL ENGINEERING

CONTAMINATION EXPO SERIES 2017

SUPPORTED BY:

FLOOD EXPO PREDICTION, PREVENTION, RESILIENCE, RESCUE, RESTORATION

THE WORLD’S LEADING FLOOD EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE 100 SEMINARS

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LIVE DEMOS ON THE THAMES

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SEPTEMBER

370 SUPPLIERS

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WEDNESDAY: 10AM - 5PM THURSDAY: 10AM - 4PM

PANEL DEBATES

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CASE STUDIES

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INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS

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27 & 28

THE MUST ATTEND EVENT FOR FLOOD PROFESSIONALS

WELCOME @TheFloodExpo

#FloodExpo

TO THE WORLD’S ONLY EVENT OF ITS KIND FOR FLOODING One venue. One hundred seminars. Two hundred suppliers. Three thousand visitors.

The biggest international exhibition & conference on the planet dedicated to discussing, challenging and demonstrating the very latest flood theories and technology is back; and Flood Expo 2017 will be the best and most all-encompassing yet.

Across both days of the show, the industry’s most ambitious and progressive authorities will fill the ExCeL to present their opinions, equipment, services, and strategies that are transforming the way that flooding is predicted, prevented, managed and recovered from across the globe.

This event is concentrated on both solving any problems you face and providing solutions, with the purpose of highlighting the new and costeffective methods shaping the future of flood mitigation, resilience and rescue. The Expo also offers an unparalleled opportunity to to speak to the innovators behind the flood prevention solutions, in person: a fantastic chance to fully understand the available options and how they will perform in real-life flood situations.

For the second year running, the Marine & Coastal Civil Engineering Expo, which showcases the solutions, equipment, and infrastructure

for coastal and marine projects; and the Contamination Expo Series, the UK’s leading event for contamination professionals to discover cutting-edge solutions and technology; will both run alongside the Flood Expo.

It’s going to be an exciting couple of days with eight live product demonstrations on the Thames; five expert-led panel debates on the sector’s hottest topics; the prestigious Flood Expo Awards and a whole host of other incredible features on offer. This guide is packed with everything you need to plan your day to ensure that you don’t miss a seminar, supplier or demonstration that could open your eyes to the future of flood soltutions.

Information on our keynote speakers is available over the next few pages, and further in are details on every live demo, seminar, and exhibitor appearing at the only flood event of its kind in the world.

The Flood Expo showcases new innovations in the rapidly expanding flood mitigation, resilience and rescue markets, while the presentations and robust debates enable all involved in flood risk management to keep abreast of developments. The growing influence of the Flood Expo makes attending the event a must for anyone whose profession relies on the progression of the industry, or those who live in flood risk areas and are looking to find out more about flood resilience.

Mary Dhonau OBE

What ’s On

EXPERIENCE AN EXHIBITION LIKE NO OTHER…

FLOOD EXPO

Across two days, ExCeL London will be the centre stage to the world’s most exciting and dynamic flooding technology, innovation and development.

04 | SPEAKERS Over 100 free CPD-accredited seminars delivered by some of the world’s leading experts, innovators and visionaries within the flood industry.

18 | LIVE DEMOS Essential to any flood professional looking to test the latest products from a host of the most forward-thinking firms in the industry.

17 | LIVE DEBATES Our live debates will provide you with the chance to hear panels of experts discuss pressing issues and challenges from across the flood industry.

22 | NETWORKING Providing the perfect platform for flood professionals to build invaluable and long-lasting work relationships.

25 | SEMINARS An unparalleled amount of information and insight on the current and future outlook of flood defence and prevention.

34 | ESSENTIAL INFO A floor plan to help you find your way around the show, our exhibitor listing gives you an A-Z of all the companies showcasing at the event.

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DR. DAVID GREEN

NASA’S NATURAL DISASTER MASTER THURSDAY | 13.15 KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

WEDNESDAY | 11.00 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

TIFFANY HODGSON

UNITED NATIONS CLIMATE CHANGE SECRETARIAT THURSDAY | 13.15 EA THEATRE 4

Tiffany is a Programme Officer at the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat, where she has worked since 2008.

She works in the Science and Review Unit of the Adaptation Programme, where she supports relevant negotiations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), and the implementation of the associated mandates.

In this role, she focusses on supporting the periodic review of the adequacy of the long term global goal, approaches to climate change coupled with a science-based management of the global pathway towards a low-carbon and climateresilient future, and applies the best available scientific knowledge, including the assessment reports of the IPCC. Tiffany also serves as the thematic focal point on climate change adaptationrelated issues.

She is the focal point on health and adaptation, and also works on issues related to long-term adaptation planning, floods, heat-waves, climate resilient tourism and population dynamics.

Prior to joining the secretariat, Tiffany worked at the Centre for Policy Studies, a think-tank in Johannesburg, South Africa, where she focused on issues related to sustainable development.

Tiffany has a Master of Science degree in environmental sciences.

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Dr. David Green is the program manager for DISASTERS - the Risk Reduction and Response Program in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). He is responsible for promoting the use of Earth observations to improve prediction of, preparation for, response to, and recovery from natural and technological disasters.

He also leads initiatives in global flood modelling and mapping through the international Group

ALSO SPEAKING ON

on Earth Observations (GEO) and the Committee on Earth Observing Satellites (CEOS). Dr. Green graduated from the University of Toronto with a Ph.D. in physical chemistry, earned a master of science from the University of Pennsylvania and a master of international science & technology management from the University of Maryland.

Prior to NASA, Dr. Green was with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Weather Service (NOAA NWS) Stanford University, the University of Maryland, as well as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

Sizing up Floods from Space Floods are the deadliest, most frequent, and the most expensive natural disasters in the United States and around the world. NASA’S earth-observing satellites provide information about the situation on the ground that can only be obtained from the perspective of space. This talk will address why and how satellite data really helps flood management by showing the extent and magnitude of a large-scale disaster.

MARY DHONAU OBE

THE QUEEN OF FLOODS WEDNESDAY | 15.30 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1 Mary has extensive experience in supporting and advising victims of flooding during their recovery. She champions the promotion of individual household resilience and is a passionate advocate for empowering communities to work in partnership, with those who manage flood risk, to take a community based responsibility for minimising their collective flood risk.

Mary was the CEO of the National Flood Forum from 2006-2010 and now holds a similar position for the ‘Know Your Flood Risk’ campaign. She is the chair of the Flood Protection Group for the

Property Care Association. She runs her own consultancy (MD Associates) specialising in raising awareness of flood risk, how to militate against it and recover from it. Mary was awarded an OBE for services to the environment in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list in 2009. In July 2015, Mary received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of the West of England.

Property Care Association: the Know Your Flood Risk Campaign Mary has been developing three showcase resilient properties in Cumbria. She’s had to source surveys, products and building materials. The properties will be retrofitted with innovative solutions to enable a faster recovery should a flood happen again. This is a bit like ‘Challenge Anneka’, only this time, it’s ‘Challenge Mary’! Mary will talk about the project to date and how it’s progressing.

DR NICK DUNSTONE

MET OFFICE’S AWARD-WINNING METEOROLOGICAL FORECASTER THURSDAY | 11.00 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1 Nick joined the Met Office Hadley Centre in 2008 after completing his PhD at the University of St. Andrews. He has worked on many areas of seasonal to decadal climate prediction research.

Most recently, Nick has worked on seasonal predictability of the winter North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), which drives much of Northern European winter climate variability. The resulting

Nature Geoscience paper led to him being awarded the 2017 World Meteorological Organisation’s Young Scientist Award. Since 2014, Nick has led a small Climate Dynamics group at the Met Office; which is currently focused on examining the predictability, risk and dynamics of extreme climate events for Europe and SE Asia.

COLONEL LEIGH DRUMMOND MBE

MOD SUPPORT IN RESPONSE TO FLOODING IN THE UK THURSDAY | 12.30 KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

Unprecedented Amount of Rainfall in the Current Climate Nick presents a novel methodology for assessing the current risk of extreme winter rainfall months over regions of England and Wales. This uses the latest high-resolution Met Office climate model simulations, providing over 100 times more climate simulations than we have available from observations. Nick will show that we should fully expect new records to occur in the next few years after calculations on the risk of unprecedented extreme winter rainfall.

NAME SIMON CROWTHER

2007-2017, WHAT HAS CHANGED? WEDNESDAY | 11.45 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

Simon has a civil engineering degree from the University of Nottingham and is a regular contributor to various news outlets and publications about flooding – including Sky News.

His interest in flooding was kick-started when his home was flooded in 2007, and he then defended his home from flooding in 2012.

Simon was a finalist in the Business Green Leaders Awards in 2016, and was voted as a Top 100 Real Leader in the World by real-leaders.com.

He actively looks to help residents, businesses and councils improve their response to emergency flood situations, thus helping reduce the damage that flooding causes.

2007-2017: What has Changed in 10 Years?

Simon was flooded in 2007 and has been passionate about helping others ever since. In 2012 his family home was successfully defended by a Water-Gate barrier - avoiding the upheaval, expense and stress that flooding causes.

This seminar takes a look at what changes there have been since 2007; focussing particularly on technological advances.

Colonel Drummond joined the Army in 1996.

Commissioned from Sandhurst into an infantry regiment, Colonel Drummond has served on operations in Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan and numerous domestic and overseas exercises.

He has experience of deploying military personnel on operations in the UK at the tactical level and is currently responsible for the day-to-day running of Defence’s operational level, UK resilience operations HQ.

MOD Support in Response to Flooding in the UK Defence support to the civil authorities in the UK is delivered under the principles of Military Aid to the Civil Authorities (MACA). MACA policy changed in February 2017. In this presentation, Colonel Drummond will summarise MACA policy; analyse a number of recent defence deployments in response to UK flooding; and look to the future in terms of where civil authority and defence activity may be more closely aligned.

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Helping contractors and suppliers gain competitive advantage with bespoke equipment This seminar will cover the use of bespoke mechanical equipment to solve contractors’ and equipment suppliers’ technical issues relating to equipment installation, verification and design. Michael will also include a case study looking at the technical challenges Balfour Beatty encountered on the Sandsend tidal defence project, and the solution that was developed by Balfour Beatty and Eadon Consulting to enable them to deliver the project in a unique way.

MICHAEL THOROGOOD

HELPING CONTRACTORS & SUPPLIERS GROW WITH BESPOKE EQUIPMENT WEDNESDAY | 13.15 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

Michael Thorogood has built up almost 20 years of experience within the sector since graduating from Sheffield University. He is a founding member of, and director at, Eadon Consulting – an engineering consultancy specialising in the design and analysis of moving structures.

Michael is also a fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers and has worked on several projects involving the design of bespoke mechanical equipment and its use to solve contractors’ technical challenges. His work also covers the design of moving bridges, lock gates, tidal defences, Ro-ro equipment and access gantries.

ED BARSLEY

DESIGNING FOR FLOOD RESILIENCE WEDNESDAY | 14.45 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

ALBERT S. CHEN

FLOOD RISK MODELLING & ASSMENT FOR COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT THURSDAY | 14.00 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

Ed Barsley is founder and director of The Environmental Design Studio. He’s a specialist in environmental design in architecture, with a particular interest on developing strategies to reduce flood risk and increase resilience in the built environment.

Ed previously worked for Baca Architects, helping to write the book ‘Aquatecture’ and run the Climate Adaptive Neighbourhoods Research project, which won the 2014 RIBA Presidents Medal for Research in Practice.

He’s currently working on developing a methodology for assessing the flood resilience of existing communities as part of a PhD in architecture at the University of Cambridge. In 2016, Ed won the Sunday Times / British Homes Award ‘Resilient Home’ design competition (in collaboration with JTP) with ‘The Home For All Seasons’.

To share the findings from his research on community flood resilience, Ed is bringing out a book through RIBA Publishing entitled; ‘Retrofitting Designing for Flood Resilience for Flood Resilience: A Guide to Building and Community Design’.

Discussing strategies for resilience in relation to both existing and new build flood risk contexts.

It begins by covering the key findings of the EPSRC funded ‘Retrofitting Resilience’ study, within which a methodology has been developed to assess the flood resilience of existing communities. Finally, the Sunday Times/British Homes Awardwinning resilient ‘Home for All Seasons’ will be introduced as an innovative new model for futureproof housing.

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Dr Albert Chen is a senior research fellow at the Centre for Water Systems, University of Exeter, with over 15 years of experience in urban flood management.

His research interests include: urban drainage; hydrology and hydraulic modelling; computational fluid dynamic; flood forecasting and early warning; flood damage assessment; risk management; hazard mitigation; and resilience strategies.

He has been working on more than 30 flood-related international projects funded by EU H2020 and FP7, EPSRC, NERC, British Council, and Royal Society, through which he accumulated extensive expertise in global flood risk management.

He also developed a series of methodologies and tools for flood modelling and risk assessment that have been successfully applied to worldwide case studies.

Flood Risk Modelling and Assessment for Community Resilience Computer models have been widely adopted to simulate flood dynamics in various environmental conditions, allowing for their impacts to a society to be evaluated. By combining this with socio-economic data, hazard information can be translated into risk to help stakeholders quantify the impact for various scenarios. Albert will discuss how the effectiveness of different adaptation measures can be evaluated and compared, helping to determine optimum solutions for reducing flood damage and enhancing the resilience of communities.

STEVE COOK

DANIEL COOK

CHANGES TO FLOOD RISK POLICY

MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF CLIMATE CHANGE AFTER BREXIT

WEDNESDAY | 14.00 KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

WEDNESDAY | 12.30 | EA THEATRE 4

Daniel Cook is the manager and one of the lead flood risk and environmental consultants at Ambiental - a leading flood risk assessment and environmental risk modelling consultancy.

Steve Cook is a chartered water and environmental manager with over 20 years’ experience of environmental assessment and flood risk management.

His work involves multi-source flood risk assessments that utilise flood modelling and third party data (e.g. fluvial, tidal, surface water). His principal areas of technical expertise

are flood risk assessments, drainage strategies adhering to UK legislation, and policy and standards to ensure developments are appropriate in construction and purpose.

He is associate director for water at AECOM; providing strategic direction and technical expertise for their flood, coastal and water management work across the UK. Steve is also an adviser to both UK and Welsh Governments - involved in policy development and delivery for spatial planning and climate change in flood risk areas, and much more.

Policy Changes and Their Impact on Planning Looking at the impact of the recent changes to the climate change flows of fluvial systems across England. Daniel will discuss the guidance set out by the Environment Agency as of February 2016, and how this has impacted upon decisionmaking when it comes to planning. He will also debate the alterations to surface water drainage policy in April 2015, providing both positive and negative examples of the changes.

PROFESSOR LINDSEY MCEWEN

PROMOTING FLOOD RESILIENCE WITHIN UK SMALL BUSINESSES THURSDAY | 14.15 | THEATRE 3

Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change after Brexit Brexit will mean significant changes to environmental legislation and policy. Steve will explore the future of climate change policy after Brexit and how this might impact on the UK’s flood policies and practices.

SESAME e-learning Tool: Promoting Flood Resilience Within UK Small Businesses This seminar shares research critically evaluating knowledge networks that inform small businesses in their decision-making about whether or not to adapt to floods (including physical, psychological, behavioural adaptation). It reports on key findings from narrative interviews with business people with flood experience in four case-study settings (SW, South-Central, N and NE England). It then provides insights from follow-on development/evaluation of a prototype web-based learning tool to promote business resilience. The research is collaborative with Dr Tim Harries, Small Business Research Centre, Kingston University, London.

Lindsey McEwen is professor of environmental management and director of the Centre for Floods, Communities and Resilience (CFCR) at the University of the West of England, Bristol.

Over 30 years, her research interests have included: flood/drought risk management, water risk education, science communication and community-based research/learning.

Lindsey led the ESRC-funded Sustainable Flood Memories project; which researched the creative, mediated and archival methods used by communities prone to environmental crises to share local knowledge and promote resilience. She was also co-investigator in

the EPSRC SESAME project - which explored how small businesses can become more flood resilient - and is currently leading the NERC DRY project, which is evaluating how sciencenarrative approaches can be used in developing an evidence-base to support UK drought risk decision-making.

This involves multi-stakeholder engagement with the flood-drought continuum as a key concept in catchment thinking and risk management.

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FIEKE ENGELBRACHT

FLOOD DEFENCE SYSTEM FOR PORTS WEDNESDAY | 16.15 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

Fieke started working as a management assistant at Ravestein in 2010 and joined the company’s sales department in 2015, after receiving a sales and marketing management education.

The technical aspects of the business were learned over the years thanks to several classes

IAN GIBBS & DR JESSICA LAMOND

THE FLOOD RESILIENCE CHALLENGE FOR SMES

and the wisdom of Cees Ravestein, owner of the company. She is involved in the whole process from sales to installation. Ravestein specialises in the construction and installation of steel port solutions such as RoRo Linkspans, caissons and (mitre) gates. Almost every port in the UK, France, and Belgium has a Ravestein product installed.

Flood Defence System for Ports An insightful seminar on Ravestein’s latest flood defence system. In 2011, the firm successfully installed and tested this flood defence system for ABP at Kings Lynn and in 2016, Ravestein constructed and commissioned the new outer flood gates for ABP Garston - with the same type of flood defence system as in Kings Lynn. These Mitre gates were designed with special features to cope with reverse head operation to function as flood defence gates.

WEDNESDAY | 12.30 KEYNOTE THEATRE 1 Ian Gibbs is a technical manager for Cunningham Lindsey and has played an important role in the design of the Building Research Establishment’s (BRE) flood resilient house project. He is also currently leading the task group on the resilience of small businesses as part of DEFRA’s resilience round table.

Dr Jessica Lamond is associate professor in flood risk management at UWE and responsible for furthering research in the fields of flood risk management in the built environment and property valuation.

Flood Resilience: the Ultimate Challenge for SMEs Ian and Jessica will look at the challenges faced by small to medium enterprises in obtaining flood insurance and how this drives their approach to flood risk. This seminar will cover the latest research into flood resilience and detail the steps being taken to improve the uptake of flood resilience amongst SMEs by the UK government’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) round table on property-level flood resilience.

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ROB HOLTOM

ENGINEERING CHALLENGES OF EDF’S HINKLEY POINT C PROJECT THURSDAY | 11.45 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1

Rob Holtom is technical director at MOCEAN Professional Ltd and has been responsible for delivering challenging offshore engineering and construction projects around the world.

Throughout his career, Rob has established a record of technical excellence across a broad spectrum of disciplines. Making the most of the opportunities available to him, he’s reacted quickly to the changing markets by adopting the latest technical developments, planning and environmental guidance, and legislation to ensure that his teams can lead the way in successful and

responsible project delivery. After gaining an integrated master of oceanography from Southampton University, Rob spent several years delivering projects around the world and was well-positioned to transfer into the UK nuclear sector. He is currently responsible for the delivery of marine construction projects at EDF’s Hinkley Point C Nuclear New Build.

Hinkley Point C: The Major Issues & Talking Points In this insightful seminar, Rob Holtom discusses the major issues and talking points surrounding the marine construction projects that comprise the UK’s first nuclear construction for 25 years EDF’s Hinkley Point C Nuclear New Build.

DR CHRISTOPHER SKINNER

GEOMORPHOLOGY AND ITS ROLE IN EVOLVING FLOOD RISK THURSDAY | 12.45 | THEATRE 5 Dr Skinner is the press officer for the British Society for Geomorphology and sits on the Outreach sub-committee, which involves improving the public understanding of geomorphology and its relevance to society.

The Outreach committee also works closely with industry representatives to facilitate knowledge transfer between industry and academia. He is a research fellow at the Energy and Environment Institute, University of Hull, and specialises in the numerical modelling of the impacts of geomorphology on evolving flood risk. His fellowship will combine physical and numerical experiments to better understand geomorphic processes and models, with the aim of producing an operational geomorphic model suitable for flood risk forecasting.

Geomorphology and its Role in Evolving Flood Risk In this seminar, Christopher will look at geomorphology and its role in developing landscapes over different timescales, as well as the role of geomorphic processes in evolving flood risks. With both the frequency and magnitude of flood events predicted to increase, what will the consequential impacts be on these processes, and how might accounting for these alter our predictions of future flood risk?

ROSS WOODS

A FRESH START FOR DESIGN FLOOD ESTIMATION IN UNGAUGED CATCHMENTS WEDNESDAY | 12.30 | THEATRE 6 Ross is a reader in water and environmental management at the University of Bristol. In 2013, Ross moved to Bristol from New Zealand, where he had more than 25 years’ experience in flood estimation, flood forecasting, and assessment of the impacts on floods of climate change and land-use change.

He led numerous multi-agency research and consulting projects on floods and many other aspects of catchment hydrology scale (total ÂŁ5M).

He has published more than 60 research papers on hydrology using a mix of field measurements, simulation modelling and theoretical developments.

At Bristol University, Ross is programme director for the MSc in water and environmental management. His current research focuses on the use of classification and similarity techniques for regional and global hydrological processes, especially in ungauged catchments.

A Fresh Start for Design Flood Estimation in Ungauged Catchments Current design flood estimates for ungauged catchments are unreliable; we need better methods! The standard methods can often be wrong by a factor of two. Under-design causes excessive flood damage costs, while over-design leads to unnecessary capital investment in flood protection. Ross will suggest how we can improve flood estimation by combining classic and modern flood analysis concepts with an understanding of flood processes, using both UK and international examples.

ROY SHEVLIN & GRAHAM BROGDEN

FLOODS: ARE YOU PREPARED? THURSDAY | 12.45 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 1 Roy Shevlin has been working in the insurance industry for over 31 years and took up his current post as building consultancy services director at Cunningham Lindsey in 2013. Roy is currently leading a project team to explore the causes of rising costs in escape of water claims and how Cunningham Lindsey can apply their expertise and technology to help their clients. He is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters, an associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute and a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

Co-speaker Graham Brogden has worked for Aviva for over 18 years. He has spent the past seven years working in the property repair division and has recently become head of technical claims for property and specialist risks.

Flooding: Are You Prepared?

Roy and Graham will look at the ways in which the round table is looking to make resilience a staple consideration for building owners and occupiers.

They will cover overcoming the challenges of creating an efficient emergency response, setting technical standards, pooling data to gather the evidence base, assisting properties outside Flood Re and the ways in which building an effective communication strategy can costeffectively reduce the flood risk to businesses.

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DAN GRAHAM

FLOOD RESPONSE TRAINING: IT’S NOT JUST GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS WEDNESDAY | 11.00 EA THEATRE 4

For local authorities, utilities companies, and other agencies, flooding is a low-frequency, high-risk event which often results in limited resource for training and preparedness.

In emergency response situations, often staff are required to perform tasks that are outside of their normal roles, experience, and scope of training.

Dan presents an in-depth analysis of the health and safety considerations for employers when tasking employees into or near to flooding.

MARTIN LAMBLEY

GEOCELLULAR STRUCTURES IN STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

This presentation looks at the use of geocellular structures with stormwater management systems.

Geocellular structures continue to be widely used as an integral component of sustainable drainage schemes, but current guidance places their use at the bottom of the SuDS heirarchy. Using practical design advice and case studies, Martin will show how well-designed geocellular structures can complement and enhance SuDS schemes designed around softer landscaped applications.

WEDNESDAY | 12.00 THEATRE 3

GEOSYNTHETIC CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITE MATS: REPLACING CONCRETE FOR EROSION PROTECTION Geosynthetic Cementitious Composite Mats (GCCMs) are flexible, cement-impregnated fabrics that harden on hydration to form a thin, durable, waterproof, concrete layer. GCCMs have quickly gained market acceptance as practical and cost effective alternatives to poured, precast or sprayed concrete solutions. This presentation will explain GCCM technology and material properties, followed by Concrete Canvas® case studies of Network Rail, Highways England and the Environment Agency flood control applications.

TERRY NASH

SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT: MAKING BETTER DECISIONS This seminar will explore the future challenges facing the UK when it comes to surface water management and highlight the need to take both floods and droughts into account. Terry also discusses the importance of effectively managing surface water to avoid both risks at the same time, rather than separately.

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KITEMARKED SOLUTIONS OR OUTDATED SANDBAGS?

WEDNESDAY | 11.00 THEATRE 6

LEE CHURCH

WEDNESDAY | 15.00 | THEATRE 3

GEOFF GREEN

Requesting sandbags from local authorities and other government agencies is usually the first port of call for householders facing the threat of flooding. The Pitt report from 2007 stated that “sandbags do not keep out water” - yet, 10 years later, they are still being issued. This is happening despite the availability of effective Kitemarked products that are easier to handle, issue, dispose of and, most importantly, no more expensive.

WEDNESDAY | 11.15 | THEATRE 3

ANDY TAGG

FLOOD RESILIENCE: THE BONFIELD PROPERTY FLOOD RESILIENCE ACTION PLAN THURSDAY | 13.30 THEATRE 3 Andy will share his knowledge and expertise on how BSI have been, and continue to, interface with Peter Bonfield’s Property Flood Resilience Action Plan a year on from its publication, and how standards can help to address the issues raised. Andy Tagg is a Chartered Civil Engineer with 35 years’ experience with HR Wallingford and Thames Water. He has worked on most aspects of the water environment, including catchment water resources, flooding and water quality. His current technical interests include design and protection of buildings to improve their flood resilience, and the development of tools to improve emergency management during flood events; including the simulation of people’s responses to flood hazards and the calculation of loss of life.

CHRISTOPHER CAMERON-HANN

OPEN DATA, FLOOD RISK AND SITE SCOPING WEDNESDAY | 14.00 THEATRE 6

BILL BLACKLEDGE

THURSDAY | 11.15 THEATRE 5

HOW ‘SLOW THE FLOW CALDERDALE’ RAISED AWARENESS OF SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE The Boxing Day floods of 2015 devastated the Calder Valley.

Catchment-scale Natural Flood Management (NFM) was wellunderstood by some local groups and the authorities. However, greater promotion was needed of new-build and retrofit SuDS. Whilst proactively implementing NFM on the ground, and promoting rural NFM principles to the wider public, the community group ‘Slow the Flow Calderdale’ developed an urban SuDS information programme: ‘You Can Slow the Flow’. Bill will introduce this project, which advocates SuDS principles and benefits and provides examples of how SuDS can be implemented in homes, businesses, schools, and public spaces.

ALASTAIR MOSELEY

WEDNESDAY | 15.45 THEATRE 3

PROPERTY FLOOD RESILIENCE: A NEW CODE OF PRACTICE

Christoper discusses the use of open data and basic flood estimation to review and project flood risk for potential development.

How can we make effective use of data and tools to promote the inclusion of flood risk at the preplanning and application stage?

NICK HARTLEY

LICENSING AND EXEMPTIONS FOR SEDIMENT RE-USE WEDNESDAY | 13.15 EA THEATRE 4 Covered by legislation and enforced by the Environment Agency, the onsite management of sediment is becoming increasingly important with more and more flood management works being completed. Using knowledge gained from working on high profile projects, Nick aims to give guidance on the best use of existing exemptions to ensure legal compliance.

Property flood resilience (PFR) significantly reduces the impact of flooding on property, but the information, guidance, standards and training needed to apply it is fragmented and contradictory.

A code of practice is now being written, crucially involving the insurance industry. Alastair will present the latest developments of it and how it will give guidance for best practice to make properties sufficiently resilient to flooding in future.

JO BRADLEY

OVERLOOK WATER QUALITY AT YOUR PERIL

JONATHAN QUINN

SAVING THE ENVIRONMENT WITH SUSTAINABLE BLOCKS

WEDNESDAY | 15.30 THEATRE 6 This presentation will focus on the importance of managing the quality of surface water runoff and will include targeting harmful pollutants, correct application of technical standards and guidance, design of SuDS for water quality and an overview of a selection of vegetative and manufactured devices for effective management trains.

Jo is in much demand as a speaker at industry conferences and events and has recently made presentations to Highways England, CIWEM and British Water; she is also currently advising on the development of several industry technical guidance documents.

Blockwalls’ concrete interlocking blocks are manufactured with up to 87% recycled materials and the possibilities for using them are endless. Jonathan will talk about how the blocks can be used to build flood defence walls, riverbank protection walls and sea walls, as well as reveal some other uses for the versatile product.

WEDNESDAY | 15.30 | EA THEATRE 4

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DANIEL ROSENBERG

DR DAVID M LLOYD

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE & FLEX MSE® VEGETATED WALL SYSTEM FOR RIVER BANK REPAIR & SOIL EROSION

WEDNESDAY | 13.30 THEATRE 5

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WORKS! A CASE STUDY… David presents an interesting case study of a scheme in Barnstaple where, through an innovative strategic partnership approach with the Environment Agency, regeneration development was enabled whilst also facilitating significant flood risk mitigation to the wider area.

WEDNESDAY | 13.30 THEATRE 3

STEPHANIE HORTON

WEDNESDAY | 13.15 THEATRE 6

HOW BOAT SALVAGE AND WATERWAY CLEARING SUPPORTS FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT THURSDAY 11.00 | THEATRE 6

ALSO SPEAKING ON

Using mechanically stabilised earth principles alongside geotextile technology, combining unique geotextiles and patented interlocking plates allows for strong and easy-to-install geomodular block-structures.

Installed on 7,500+ projects worldwide, SSSI approved by the Environment Agency, Daniel will discuss how FlexMSE® is formed into near-vertical flood-walls; helping to retain structures and erosionresistant riverbanks & coast-lines.

TERRY FULLER BENG (HONS), CENG, C.WEM, MCIWEM, MICE.

LET’S NOT MAKE MATTERS WORSE WEDNESDAY | 14.15 THEATRE 5

Terry will consider how the UK can secure essential development of housing and other infrastructure whilst managing flood risk in the immediate term, and for future generations. To do this we must apply the ingenuity of many professional disciplines and sectors. This will include lessons from practices overseas and the opportunity to transfer services from the UK to around the world.

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An overview of River Canal Rescue’s (RCR) work with East Riding of Yorkshire Council to remove 22 sunken boats from the River Hull, supporting its strategy to manage flood risk in the local area. The seminar discusses RCR’s salvage operation and reviews how this 24/7 breakdown, emergency assistance and recovery firm worked with local businesses to clear the River Hull, reducing the flood risk and so benefiting the local community.

DR NICK PALING

COLLABORATIVE DELIVERY OF URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD MITIGATION MEASURES

LAURA BIRKIN

WATER MANAGEMENT IN HORTICULTURAL SHOW GARDENS; WHAT CAN WE LEARN?

THURSDAY | 11.15 THEATRE 3 Nick discusses the Westcountry Rivers Trust-led project entitled: Defra’s Local Action Project (formerly Ecosystem Services in Urban Water Environments). It focuses on the collaborative targeting, design and delivery of innovative, nature-based solutions (ie SuDS) with stakeholders, to address surface water flooding and related problems in urban landscapes. Nick is Head of Evidence & Engagement at the Westcountry Rivers Trust and specialises in the analysis, visualisation and communication of strategic information to engage stakeholders and ensure work to improve rivers and catchments is targeted in the most important areas.

A seminar providing a civil engineering review of the water management techniques used in horticultural and architectural show gardens in 2017, including RHS Chelsea Flower Show and the inaugural RHS Chatsworth Flower show - which featured the 2017 RHS garden for a changing climate.

WEDNESDAY | 14.45 | THEATRE 6

RICHARD GURNEY

LISA MARSHALL

AN INTRODUCTION TO FLOOD PROTECTION PRODUCTS AND CE MARKING TO THE CPR

FAIRBOURNE: ADAPTATION BEYOND ENGINEERING

WEDNESDAY | 12.45 THEATRE 3

Lisa is Project Manager for the Fairbourne: Moving Forward project in Gwynedd where the Shoreline Management Plan (SMP2) is being implemented. The Fairbourne: Moving Forward project has encountered and achieved a great deal since it was established in mid-2013. It is now in the process of establishing a community interest company to address housing market blight, in addition to producing a plan to decommission the village in the future. Lisa will be talking about some of the project’s achievements along with the many challenges overcome, and those which it now faces.

BSI offers a variety of certification and testing services for Flood Protection products. Find out how it works and what measures you can put in place to ensure that your products are resilient and comply with regulation.

INNES THOMSON

A NEW ERA FOR MANAGING OUR CATCHMENTS?

THURSDAY | 15.00 THEATRE 3

WILLIAM MONTGOMERY

WEDNESDAY | 11.45 THEATRE 6

WHY LEADERS AND MANAGERS NEED TO MASTER STORYTELLING William will show how narrative can spark the imagination and galvanise people into action better than dry data alone - making storytelling a tool that leaders and managers can use to transform numbers, research and analysis into compelling, motivating images.

Brexit comes with risks but also opportunities. With a focus on our wider environment, and a replacement for the UK’s Common Agricultural Policy being planned, Innes discusses how catchment management is the key to creating better, more integrated solutions not only for flood risk, but also for our management of water as a valuable resource. Now is the time to take action across the established local partnership working arrangements.

THURSDAY | 14.45 | THEATRE 6

MARK DUTTON AND MICHAEL POLLOCK

WIND INDUCED UNDERCATCH ON RAINFALL MEASUREMENTS: IMPLICATIONS ON FLOOD FORECASTING THURSDAY | 11.45 EA THEATRE 4

DR PAUL WEBSTER

THE BENEFITS OF COMMUNITY-BASED FLOOD WARNING SYSTEMS Over 700 flood warning systems have been installed by Hydro-Logic Services to support communities and local authorities at risk from flooding. This seminar will describe the typical installations and discuss the circumstances in which they can provide a real benefit to those at risk. It will also discuss how the data collected by these systems helps with understanding flood mechanisms and provides test data for flood forecasting models.

WEDNESDAY | 14.15 | THEATRE 3

Rainfall measurements are currently prone to substantial undercatch due to wind related errors. As the wind approaches the rim of the rain gauge it accelerates, removing a percentage (as much as 20%) of the rainfall that would have been collected in the device.

This seminar will look at how, when inaccurately measured, water balance and flood warnings are all subject to error.

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STUART GOODALL

NATURAL FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND THE ROLE OF TREES THURSDAY | 14.00 THEATRE 6

DINO DRAGUN

THURSDAY | 12.00 THEATRE 5

ROLE OF HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY IN MORPHOLOGICAL MONITORING AND FLOOD FORECASTING Increasing occurrence of floods indicates the importance of improving the morphological monitoring and flood forecasting system. Hydrographic survey results are an integral part of this system, and are a basis for creation of the digital mathematical model in flood forecasting. Dino discusses how the survey should be done periodically in order to keep the model updated and accurate. Various survey methods could be included in the hydrographic survey process.

WEDNESDAY | 11.15 THEATRE 5

JOEL ZIMELSTERN Scientific evidence gathered over many years, and from a wide range of sources, supports the view that treeplanting in upland areas can help reduce flood risks as part of a broader package of natural flood management measures.

Such tree planting can also provide benefits for carbon sequestration, wildlife and local employment.

This presentation will set out the latest information available on the role of tree planting in mitigating flooding.

DR. PETER MELVILLE-SHREEVE

DELIVERING SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE USING RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEMS THURSDAY | 12.45 THEATRE 3 The SuDS Manual and Welsh SuDS Standards both firmly promote rainwater reuse as the primary rainwater management option.

However, evidence from 500 responses to CIWEM’s Big SuDS Survey shows that rainwater harvesting uptake remains low.

Pete will explain a range of designs which can be used to achieve both SuDS objectives (i.e. control peak discharge rates) and minimise potable water demand for houses and commercial buildings.

Peter is a qualified Research Engineer at TWENTY65/University of Exeter .

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FLOOD CLAIMS - AN OPPORTUNITY TO ‘WOW’ CUSTOMERS When the floods occurred, so many had to place their trust in all involved in the insurance industry. Joel believes too many of those involved were more concerned with their processes and maximising profits at the expense of the victims. Joel will talk about the many lessons to be learned that can help improve the experience of claimants in the future.

DERMOT KEHOE

FLOOD RE ONE YEAR ON

ADRIAN CHARTERS

CASE STUDIES OF UAV GEOTECHNICAL COASTAL SURVEYS

THURSDAY | 13.30 THEATRE 5 Since launching in April 2016, Flood Re has significantly improved the availability and affordability of flood cover for those in high risk areas. As Flood Re looks to the future, join Dermot, who is responsible for its transition, to learn more about what lies ahead.

Dermot Kehoe is Communications and Transition Director responsible for leading Flood Re’s communications strategy in order to increase positive awareness of the scheme and leading activity towards the delivery of Flood Re’s statutory Transition Plan. Dermot has more than 15 years of experience in strategic communications, public policy and journalism including at the NHS, Home Office and the BBC.

Since 2012, DroneSurv have undertaken unmanned aerial systems around the UK and Europe. Some of these have been particularly challenging. This seminar will present two case studies of these types of survey: Gibraltar, a 1,000ft-high limestone cliff requiring rock-fall analysis and special permission to exceed CAA height guidelines; and Barton-on-Sea, a 4km stretch of the Jurassic Coast for geomorphological failure mapping and erosion monitoring.

THURSDAY | 12.30 | THEATRE 8

JOHN ALEXANDER

STEERING THE FLOOD MARKET TOWARDS RESILIENT REPAIRS WEDNESDAY | 12.00 THEATRE 5

The flood market is moving towards flood resilient repair.

John draws on his broad experience from the flood control industry to discuss the importance of setting standards and a code of practice that ensures the industry can meet the capacity and practical demands, as well as decrease the length of disruption to flooded homeowners, businesses and the wider communities.

DR RICHARD BENWELL (WWT) & KATIE SPOONER (BITC)

WATER RESILIENT CITIES: A SUDS RETROFIT PROGRAMME FOR GREATER MANCHESTER SCHOOLS

INNOVATIVE GEOTECHNICAL SOLUTIONS FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING

WEDNESDAY | 12.45 THEATRE 5 Earlier this year, BITC & WWT worked together on a feasibility study looking at the benefits of retrofitting sustainable urban drainage systems in Greater Manchester schools. The results show that retrofitting SuDS can be very cost-effective, with short pay-back periods. BITC and WWT will present this case study, discuss the models they developed and used, and share next steps for the programme.

PAUL COBBING

THUSDAY | 11.00 EA THEATRE 4

WORKING WITH COMMUNITIES – HAVE WE GOT IT ALL WRONG? Paul discusses the perks of working well with communities. He asks us to think about the following questions: What is the reality? What are communities telling us? What are the options for the future?

Find out the answers to these in this insightful seminar. Paul is chief executive of the National Flood Forum, a national charity that supports and represents flood risk people and communities. It helps people to prepare for flooding and supports them to recover their lives when they have been flooded.

BOB BRAY

HIDDEN BENEFITS FOR SUDS USING PERMEABLE PAVING Bob presents a series of case studies demonstrating how permeable paving delivers not only rainwater attenuation but also interception and other volume losses, enhanced by flow controls on developments. Amenity, biodiversity and safety benefits are ensured by a source of clean water from permeable pavements flowing through a site and, together with green/blue roofs, they allow all hard surfaces on developments to act as multifunctional SuDS. THURSDAY | 14.15 | THEATRE 5

JERZY PIETRUCHA

Jerzy will present a fascinating case study on the development of new solutions in civil engineering that may be applied in flood-prevention projects. He will speak about the patented SuperLock composite sheet piling - combining the parameters of steel piling with all the advantages of PVC. Come and join Jerzy at the European premiere of SuperLock.

WEDNESDAY | 15.45 THEATRE 5

BRITT WARG

WHY WE NEED A ‘NATIONAL FLOOD BRIGADE’ WEDNESDAY | 15.00 THEATRE 5

In this compelling talk, Britt will explain why she believes we should make more use of local volunteers and their knowledge of their local area during flooding situations. With flooding becoming more and more frequent, she makes the case for setting up a ‘national flood brigade’ to provide a speedier response to floods using effective, temporary flood protection from local depots.

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LAURA GRANT

A PLACE FOR SUDS? Intelligent Flood Defence Solutions UK Flood Defences Limited is part of an innovative group of companies providing fast installation and cost effective barriers for Flood Defence where there is imminent danger from all types of flooding or where temporary damming is required, protective walls, barriers and temporary structures for Military Personnel and Aid Agency Staff in War Zones and temporary road and traffic control barriers.

THURSDAY | 12.30 THEATRE 6

Laura’s presentation will outline the findings of the Big SuDS Survey and critically examine the barriers to the uptake of sustainable drainage in England. Recommendations supported by 15 cross-sector organisations will be presented and the latest information from the government’s review of sustainable drainage policy will also be explored. Over the last two years Laura has led CIWEM’s work on SuDS, lobbying the Housing and Planning Bill, developing the Big SuDS Survey and producing the report ‘A place for SuDS?’. Prior to working at CIWEM she worked in climate change adaptation and holds an MSc in Environmental Consultancy and Project Management.

Quick Wall High Ideal for high level and surge water flood conditions

ROD WILKINSON

FLOOD RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCE IN RELATION TO BUILDINGS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT Quick Wall Mini Ideal for low-level flood protection

Rod will share with the audience his expertise around flood resistance and resilience when it comes to buildings and their development. He’ll discuss how standards can assist with flood resilience, in particular BS 85500 and BS 8533, and reveal the most effective ways of implementing them.

THURSDAY | 12.00 | THEATRE 3

MIKE MULVIHILL

Quick Wall Surface Ideal for surface water and flood flooding

CAN EVERYONE BE PROTECTED FROM FLOODS WITHOUT USING CONCRETE? THURSDAY | 13.15 THEATRE 6

UKFLOOD DEFENCES LTD (a subsidiary of Arch construction and Groundworks Ltd) Longdene, Dunton Road, Basildon, Essex SS15 4BX Tel: +44(0)1268 453637 | E: Info@ukflooddefencesltd.co.uk www.ukflooddefencesltd.co.uk

Neptune Solutions Global has developed a flood defence barrier that can be placed on any terrain, including mud and sand, without the use of concrete or significant ground preparation.

Mike will delve into the workings of the system and how it can protect any area against floods up to 4.5m high.

Debates

LIVE DEBATE TIMETABLE | WEDNESDAY 27TH SEPT Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.thefloodexpo.co.uk for the latest information.

11.00 - 12.00

10 YEARS ON FROM THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE FLOODS: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?

LIVE PANEL DEBATES We are proud to present to you our Live Debates area. Over the course of the Flood Expo, these fascinating debates offer the chance to hear professional experts debate some of the hottest topics in today’s flood defence industry.

As part of the show’s outstanding service to the profession, our panels will be made up of only the brightest minds from across the global flood industry. The issues and topics discussed will cover all the issues and challenges that are currently facing those within the world of flooding.

This page provides details of the discussions you can find and the time you need to be there. Ensure you arrive early as the unique education, information and insight on offer will attract a lot of visitors; so places go quickly!

A record 78mm of rain fell over Gloucestershire on the 20th of July 2007, triggering the worst floods the region has seen since records began (1766). A gathering of industry experts will discuss the advancements in flood mitigation, resilience and rescue, and debate what more needs to be done.

12.45 - 13.45

NATURAL FLOOD DEFENCE STRATEGIES AND THEIR ROLE IN THE FUTURE OF FLOODING Debating the use and implementation of natural flood defence strategies. How effective are these natural solutions? And how they can be most effectively incorporated into a more comprehensive, large-scale flood defence strategy?

15.00 - 16.00

THE FUTURE OF FLOOD PREDICTION, MITIGATION, RESILIENCE, AND RESCUE It’s inevitable that flooding in the UK will reoccur. Find out first hand from some of the industry’s leading figures about where the flood sector is heading and how those within the industry will predict, prevent, and manage the floods of the future.

LIVE DEBATE TIMETABLE | THURSDAY 28TH SEPT Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.thefloodexpo.co.uk for the latest information.

12.00 - 13.00

THE DEFRA PROPERTY FLOOD RESILIENCE ROUNDTABLE: A YEAR OF BUSINESS-LED PROGRESS. Is there a better national understanding of what property level resilience is, amongst individuals, communities and businesses – and how is this being acheived? Come and join this lively discussion between DEFRA Roundtable task group panellists and Chair, Graham Brogden, for a closer insight on the progress made over the past year and those key challenges that the Roundtable looks to address going forward.

ABOUT THE SPONSOR Crocodile Flood Solutions have sourced some of the best quality, most reliable flood defence and flood protection products currently available, in order to help you defend your property from flooding. We offer a complete A to Z service in all areas of flood prevention.

14.00 - 15.00

THE CUMBRIA FLOOD RESILIENCE SHOWCASE: WHAT EFFECTIVE COLLABORATION CAN DELIVER. Join Mary Dhonau OBE as she leads a lively panel discussion on the need for community innovation and the benefits found in business-led collaborations.

The Cumbria Showcase is sponsored by the EA, DEFRA, Adler and Allan and is supported by the expertise and specialist resource made available by business across the flood industry. Three exemplar case studies of flood impacted property in Cumbria give context to recommendations for effective flood resistance and resilience measures to address the risk posed to a homeowner, community centre and small business premises.

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Live demos

ADC Drainage

SILT PUSHER BOAT

FLOOD EXPO

LIVE DEMOS ON THE THAMES

The Silt Pusher is ADC’s newly purchased piece of equipment from Holland. It makes light work of drain and de-silting problems. The silt pusher, basically a floating bulldozer, vastly improves drain clearance quality even with difficult access. Ultimately it saves our customers time and money. The perforated dozer blade is mounted to the Silt Pusher boat with hydraulic height and angle control, making clearance of differing drain widths very easy. The blade is pulled through water, or on top of silt, by a powerful winch within the boat and 300m of cable tethered to the embankment beside the excavator.

The best way to truly understand a product’s potential and evaluate its performance is to see it in action with your own eyes.

That’s why at the Flood Expo, eight of the most forward-thinking companies in the industry will showcase their latest innovations along the banks of the River Thames; just outside the show’s venue. Featuring over both days of the event, these exciting demonstrations give attendees the opportunity to not only watch the cutting-edge products in action, but also question their creators and designers.

Amongst this year’s phenomenal lineup of demonstrations is the likes of Vikoma’s flood boom; Borger’s rotary lobe pumps; Brokk’s remote controlled demolition machines; and Tideman Boats BV’s versatile HDPE workboat.

These sessions will run alongside the show’s comprehensive seminar and workshop schedule and are sure to leave any flood professional brimming

with inspiration on how to better prevent, manage, and recover from flooding.

BORGER

Eight of the most forward-thinking companies in the industry will showcase their latest innovations along the banks of the River Thames.

DON’T MISS THE LIVE DEMOS 11.15 & 14.30 BOTH DAYS

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ROTARY LOBE PUMPS The Borger Mobile CL390 mobile trailer unit is equipped with a high-quality Borger Rotary Lobe CL390 Pump and boasts a HATZ diesel engine; intelligent control unit; frame with integrated fuel tank; and a number of additional features - including hose holders on the side.

BROKK

Foldable RIB

Meercat Work Boats

AWARD-WINNING REMOTE CONTROLLED DEMOLITION MACHINES

FOLDABLE RIBS (FRIBS)

TWIN SCREW MONOHULL WORKBOAT

Showcasing demolition tools from Darda and Brokk group’s latest acquisition, hydro-demolition company Aquajet. As the appointed UK distributor for Ecovolve electric dumpers, we have a full and impressive range of electric dumpers. Brokk UK Ltd will display our small, remote-controlled demolition machines at our two areas within the Excel arena - with the world’s smallest remote-controlled demolition machine is one of the innovations that will be demonstrated. The awardwinning Smartpower electrical system will also be on show in the new Brokk 110; and our friendly staff will be on hand to answer any questions about the products.

During our demonstration, we’ll show the audience how simple it is to deploy and use our folding RIB boat. These new and revolutionary Foldable RIBs (FRIBs) have 3-section or 4-section articulated, folding rigid hulls; making them easy to transport, store and deploy in emergency situations. Our FRIBs take up little more space than an all-fabric boat, whilst retaining the performance, stability and durability levels of a conventional, rigid-hulled boat.

A road-transportable monohull workboat, we’ll display our RT15 in the demo area - the ideal vessel for an endless list of duties and equally adept at assisting on coastal, lake, or inland waterway tasks. The Meercat RT15 strikes a superb balance between length and beam, and its generous working platform lends itself to a multitude of workboat applications - with its 20t payload of liquid or dry cargo helping to get jobs done in a fraction of the time. The RT15’s twin, 3m-wide hulls can be easily transported by road to any destination at a moment’s notice.

Pontoonworks

Tideman Boats BV

Vikoma

PONTOON DEMONSTRATION PLATFORM

INDESTRUCTIBLE HDPE WORKBOAT

FLOOD BOOM

BY VIKOMA

An indestructible HDPE workboat that can handle rocky shores, shallow waters and even arctic conditions; our HDPE workboats are perfect for working in a rough or challenging environment.

From high-speed intercepting to dive support and patrolling; dredging support to crew tendering; and anchor handling to survey tasks; our workboat can handle it all. Our HDPE workboat uses one concept, available in three different sizes. You can choose the size and configure the boat to fit your requirements. Smart, safe and strong that’s a Tideman! Come and watch our boats in action along the Thames.

Our flood boom will be erected along the riverside, adjacent to the railings, as a static display that will demonstrate the product’s stability. To simulate cleaning up after a flood, there will also be a demonstration using Mini Vac, our vacuum system, in an inflatable neoprene pool; showing the equipment sucking up gravel and water solution from the pool, discharging it into a drum, and then returning to the pool for further demonstration. This display will showcase how the fluids are collected and solids are separated.

Pontoonworks is an innovative support service specialising in pontoon hire; solving issues and creating opportunities for a growing number of industries.

They make access over water simple and safe, and are a trusted partner to many organisations and several of the UK’s largest construction companies. Their key aim is to provide a comprehensive service with minimal disturbance to the environment. This is often of particular relevance to their clients at restricted or historical sites, where disturbance to the environment is a major consideration.

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Awards

THE RETURN OF THE FLOOD EXPO AWARDS

FLOOD EXPO

FLOOD

INNOVATION AWARDS After the success of the inaugural Flood Expo Awards last year, 2017’s show will see three more cuttingedge firms within the flood industry receive one of our prestigious accolades.

These awards recognise those companies that are breaking boundaries in both technological innovation and product design, and are making a difference to the way flooding is predicted, prevented and managed across the globe in today’s challenging climate.

A judging panel comprising of some of the biggest and most respected voices in the

sector will select one winner for each of the three award categories - Innovation Award; Mitigation Award; and Resilience Award - making these a set of highly illustrious and sought-after accolades.

The finalists will present to a judges panel at the show, giving them a chance to pitch their product or service and the reason why they should win.

INNOVATION AWARD Aquatic Control Engineering Ltd

Stand F1010

Concrete Canvas Ltd

Stand F4030

Fluvial Innovations ltd

Stand TBA

Gravitas International

Stand F7030

CEMEX UK

Stand F2040

Suds Solutions

Stand F3052

MITIGATION AWARD Hydro International

Stand F2031

Propex GeoSolutions

Stand F5040

SDS Ltd

Stand F5030

Neptune Solutions Global Ltd

Stand F1016

FloodKit

Stand F1020

RESILIENCE AWARD UK Flood Defences Ltd

Stand F2060

Crocodile Flood Solutions

Stand F6021

Dam Easy Flood Barriers

Stand F3069

Adler & Allan Ltd

Stand F3025

Isothane & Aran Services

Stand F1022

Edge Equipment Hire

Stand F4050

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Networking

NETWORK WITH THOUSANDS OF FLOOD PROFESSIONALS

NETWORKING AT THE SHOW

Flood Expo is renowned for providing unparalleled networking opportunities to flood industry innovators, leaders and professionals; and this year’s show offers visitors the greatest opportunity yet to make new connections throughout the flood world.

Flood Expo 2017 has more space dedicated to networking than ever before, and the event’s Environment Agency Networking Area is specifically designed to provide professionals and business owners working in flood defence, prevention and prediction with the perfect

environment to build invaluable and long-lasting work relationships.

As the principal flood risk management operating authority, the Environment Agency’s networking area is a fascinating educational platform for visitors. Learn more about the Environment Agency’s Flood Awareness Campaign for 2017, and discover all the new flood services that have been created to help the public and businesses. If you are an Environment Agency data user, come and speak to us. We always have new data and ideas to help you. This year we will have many subject experts available to speak to, in addition to our speakers. Come and say hello!

EA THEAT RE LOCAT NET ED IN TH E WOR AREAKING

WHO IS HERE? Councillors Flood Project Managers Water Board Members Civil Engineers Flood Risk Consultants Transport Networks Coastal Flood Professionals Flood Risk Specialists Flood Defence Officers Emergency Service Professionals Environmental Agency Members Drainage Professionals

ABOUT THE SPONSOR The Environment Agency will be hosting this specialised networking area, where you can come along to learn more about the Agency’s commitment to the protection and enhancement of the environment.

As the principal flood risk management operating authority, the Environment Agency’s responsibility to managing flood risk and increasing public awareness of flood risk and flood forecasting makes their networking area a fascinating educational platform for visitors to learn about their flood data, models and information.

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FRAZER RHODES

FLOOD DIGITAL: PUTTING USERS FIRST WEDNESDAY | 14.00 EA THEATRE 4

This presentation will include a summary of the Flood Information Service and the team developing, supporting and transforming the service. How we are listening to users, understanding their needs, and what we have learned. The presentation will outline the service redesign based on these user needs together with the service roadmap, plus describe opportunities where the audience can participate in shaping the flood digital products. Frazer Rhodes – Acting Service Owner – Flood Information Service (GOV.UK).

Frazer has 17 years’ experience in flood warning and incident management fields, starting with the Environment Agency just prior to the floods of 2000.

GEMMA SWEET

2017 FLOOD ACTION CAMPAIGN

LESSONS FROM THE JAPANESE KNOTWEED INVASION

WEDNESDAY | 16.15 EA THEATRE 4

Flood Action Campaign 2017: A new approach.

Research shows that people aged 18-34 are the most at risk from the impacts of flooding. But they are least likely to know they are at risk, how to protect their homes or where to go for information.

Hear how the Environment Agency’s 2017 Flood Action Campaign offers a new approach to engaging with this age group, and encourages them to take action to keep their homes - and themselves - safe from flooding.

PAUL CROSS

WEDNESDAY | 11.45 EA THEATRE 4

SKILLS CHALLENGES IN THE FLOOD SECTOR Paul discusses the skills challenges facing the flood sector and how the Environment Agency feel collaboration holds the key to better protecting the country against flooding. To date we have developed 376 graduates in flood and coastal engineering through investing in higher education. A consortium of Brunel University London and HR Wallingford now delivers a foundation degree producing engineering technicians, a BSc producing incorporated engineers, and an MSc producing chartered engineers for the Environment Agency, local authorities and other risk management authorities.

PAUL WYSE

CAN I PERSUADE YOU THAT FLOOD RESILIENCE MAKES GOOD BUSINESS SENSE? We need businesses to be flood aware and resilient to support their local communities, customers, employees and the local economy. How can we do that more effectively by tailoring our data and messages to help them understand risks, take appropriate action and form partnerships? Come and hear about new approaches and techniques the Environment Agency are using to help make the country more resilient.

THURSDAY | 14.00 | EA THEATRE 4

TREVOR RENALS

An account of the 150 year history of Japanese knotweed - how it spread and what has been done to address the invasion. What are the lessons we can derive from the knotweed invasion and what might the future hold for knotweed management in the UK? THURSDAY | 11.00 | KEYNOTE THEATRE 2

THOMASIN MEADLEY

TRANSFORMING ENVIRONMENT AGENCY CAPITAL DELIVERY THURSDAY | 12.30 EA THEATRE 4

An introduction to our new, collaborative way of working with our WEM framework – Programme Delivery Units, and how Risk Management Authorities (RMAs) can get involved. A forward look to our Next Generation Supplier Arrangements and how we are working with RMAs to shape our proposals. Thomasin Meadley is a Chartered Civil Engineer and PRINCE2 Practitioner with 20 years of water industry experience. Since joining the Environment Agency in 2003, Thomasin has project managed a number of flood alleviation schemes in the north of England through different stages of project delivery.

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Storming ahead From infiltration and attenuation units to advanced siphonic systems, vortex valves and drainage solutions, Wavin leads the way in stormwater management.

Vortex Valves

AquaCellÂŽ

TwinWall

Q-Bic Plus

wavin.co.uk

2017

SEMINAR SCHEDULE As the leading flood exhibition and conference on the planet, the Flood Expo has a reputation for consistently providing an amazing schedule of expert-led seminars to its visitors - and this year’s show is no different.

information on the latest visions for alternative flood prevention, you will find a seminar that will educate and inspire.

Running over both days of the event, our 100 speaker sessions will be delivered by some of the most respected, knowledgeable and successful names within the industry; bringing you an unparalleled amount of information and insight on the current and future outlook of flood defence and prevention.

Every seminar is listed in the following pages, so simply turn over to begin your search for the seminar that is essential to you.

There’s no need to book for any of our seminars, but places go quickly due to the overwhelming demand to hear from our speakers. Make sure you get there in plenty of time in order to avoid disappointment.

The scale of topics our schedule covers is fantastic; covering every facet of the flood industry and bringing with it a mass of detail.

Whether you want to strengthen your understanding of technological defence innovations, gain insight into current UK flood defence strategies, or obtain

OUR 100 SPEAKER SESSIONS WILL BE DELIVERED

BY SOME OF THE MOST RESPECTED, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND SUCCESSFUL NAMES WITHIN THE INDUSTRY.

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DAY ONE

THE FLOOD EXPO SEMINAR TIMETABLE | DAY ONE Please note, the theatres are staggered every other 15 minutes, to ensure you can see exactly what you want at the show!

FLOOD EXPO FLOOD KEYNOTE THEATRE 1 Sponsored By

11.00

FLOOD EXPO

13.15

13.30

DR. DAVID GREEN NASA

SIMON CROWTHER Flood Protection Solutions

IAN GIBBS & DR JESSICA LAMOND Cunningham Lindsey

MICHAEL THOROGOOD Eadon Consulting

Kitemarked Solutions or Outdated Sandbags?

Geosynthetic Cementitious Composite Mats: Replacing Concrete for Erosion Protection

An Introduction to Flood Protection Products and CE Marking to the CPR

Green Infrastructure & Flex MSE® Vegetated Wall System for River Bank Repair & Soil Erosion

GEOFF GREEN FloodKit Ltd

LEE CHURCH Concrete Canvas

RICHARD GURNEY BSI

DANIEL ROSENBERG Gravitas International

Flood Response Training, it’s Not Just Going through the Motions

2017 Flood Action Campaign

Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change after Brexit

Licensing and Exemptions for Sediment Re-use

DAN GRAHAM Spartan Rescue / ISAR3

GEMMA SWEET Environment Agency

STEVE COOK AECOM

NICK HARTLEY Ebsford Environmental Ltd

Flood Claims An Opportunity to ‘WOW’ Customers

Steering the Flood Market Towards Resilient Repairs

Water Resilient Cities: A SuDS Retrofit Programme for Greater Manchester Schools

Strategic Partnership Works! A Case Study…

JOEL ZIMELSTERN Therightclaim.com Ltd

JOHN ALEXANDER Aquobex

DR RICHARD BENWELL & KATIE SPOONER Marshall Mono Ltd

DR DAVID M LLOYD Hydrock Consultants Ltd

Geocellular Structures in Stormwater Management

Why Leaders and Managers Need to Master Storytelling

A Fresh Start for Design Flood Estimation in Ungauged Catchments

How Boat Salvage and Waterway Clearing Supports Flood Risk Management

MARTIN LAMBLEY Wavin Limited

WILLIAM MONTGOMERY TEN LTD

ROSS WOODS University of Bristol

STEPHANIE HORTON River Canal Rescue

THE FLOOD EXPO FEATURE TIMETABLE | DAY ONE 11.00

LIVE DEMOS ON THE THAMES

12.45

Helping Contractors and Suppliers Gain Competitive Advantage with Bespoke Equipment

Sponsored By

Sponsored By

12.30

Flood Resilience: The Ultimate Challenge for SMEs

THEATRE 5

THEATRE 6

12.00

2007-2017: What has Changed in 10 Years?

Sponsored By

Sponsored By

11.45

Sizing Up Floods From Space

THEATRE 3

EA THEATRE 4

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All our exhibitors take to the Thames to demonstrate their latest innovations

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For personalised live demos throughout the day, speak with the exhibiting companies on their stands.

LIVE DEMOS ON THAMES

LIVE PANEL DEBATES Sponsored By

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10 Years on from the Gloucestershire Floods: What have we Learned?

Natural Flood Defence Strategies and their Role in Future Flood Protection

PANEL SESSION

PANEL SESSION

WEDNESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER

Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.thefloodexpo.co.uk for the latest information.

Each seminar runs for 30 minutes, to ensure you don’t miss a thing, please check the website for the most accurate seminar times!

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Policy Changes and their Impact on Planning

Designing for Flood Resilience

Property Care Association: The Know Your Flood Risk Campaign

Flood Defence System for Ports

DANIEL COOK ambiental

ED BARSLEY The Environmental Design Studio

MARY DHONAU - Property Care Association & The Know Your Flood Risk Campaign

FIEKE ENGELBRACHT Ravestein

The Benefits of Community-based Flood Warning Systems

Surface Water Management: Making Better Decisions

Property Flood Resilience: A New Code of Practice

DR PAUL WEBSTER Hydro International Ltd

TERRY NASH The UK Rainwater Management Association

ALASTAIR MOSELEY Future Water Association

Flood Digital: Putting Users First

Hydromaster - Service for Providing Radar-based Observation and Forecast Model Data

Saving the Environment with Sustainable Blocks

Skills Challenges in Flood Sector

FRAZER RHODES Environment Agency

JOHN GRIFFITHS & FRANK SCHLAEGER Metrogroup & KISTERS

JONATHAN QUINN Blockwalls

PAUL CROSS Environment Agency

Let’s Not Make Matters Worse

Why we Need a ‘National Flood Brigade’

Innovations in Flood Prevention

TERRY FULLER Society for the Environment / CIWEM

BRITT WARG Geodesign Barriers

JERZY PIETRUCHA Pietrucha Spolka z Ograniczona

Open Data, Flood Risk and Site Scoping

Water Management in Horticultural Show Gardens; What can we Learn?

Overlook Water Quality at Your Peril

CHRISTOPHER CAMERONHANN Aegaea Limited

LAURA BIRKIN Inspire Design and Development

JO BRADLEY SDS Limited

WEDNESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 14.00

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All our exhibitors take to the Thames to demonstrate their latest innovations

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For personalised live demos throughout the day, speak with the exhibiting companies on their stands.

LIVE DEMOS ON THAMES

The Future of Flood Prediction, Mitigation, Resilience, and Rescue?

PANEL SESSION

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DAY TWO

THE FLOOD EXPO SEMINAR TIMETABLE | DAY TWO Please note, the theatres are staggered every other 15 minutes, to ensure you can see exactly what you want at the show!

FLOOD EXPO FLOOD KEYNOTE THEATRE 1 Sponsored By

11.00

COLONEL LEIGH DRUMMOND Ministry of Defence

DR. DAVID GREEN NASA

Collaborative Delivery of Urban Water Management and Flood Mitigation Measures

Flood Resistance and Resilience in Relation to Buildings and their Development

Delivering Sustainable Drainage Using Rainwater Harvesting Systems

Flood Resilience: The Bonfield Property Flood Resilience Action Plan

DR NICK PALING Westcountry Rivers Trust

ROD WILKINSON BSI (British Standards Institution)

DR.PETER MELVILLE-SHREEVE University of Exeter Centre for Water Systems

ANDY TAGG BSI (British Standards Institution)

Working with Communities – Have we got it all Wrong?

Wind Induced Undercatch on Rainfall Measurements: Implications on Flood Forecasting MARK DUTTON & MICHAEL POLLOCK EML

Transforming Environment Agency Capital Delivery

Climate Change Adaptation to Flood-risk

THOMASIN MEADLEY Environment Agency

TIFFANY HODGSON United Nations

How ‘Slow the Flow Calderdale’ Raised Awareness of Sustainable Drainage

Role of Hydrographic Survey in Morphological Monitoring and Flood Forecasting

Geomorphology and its Role in Evolving Flood risk

Flood Re One Year On

BILL BLACKLEDGE 2B Landscape Consultancy

DINO DRAGUN GEOxyz

DR CHRISTOPHER SKINNER - British Society of Geomorphology

DERMOT KEHOE Flood Re

Green Infrastructure & Flex MSE® Vegetated Wall System for River Bank Repair & Soil Erosion

For information on this seminar please keep an eye on the digital show guide for updates

A Place for SuDS?

Can Everyone be Protected from Floods without Using Concrete?

DANIEL ROSENBERG Gravitas International

TBA

LAURA GRANT CIWEM

MIKE MULVIHILL Neptune Solutions Global Ltd

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All our exhibitors take to the Thames to demonstrate their latest innovations

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Sponsored By

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For personalised live demos throughout the day, speak with the exhibiting companies on their stands.

LIVE DEMOS ON THAMES

LIVE PANEL DEBATES

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ROB HOLTOM EDF Hinkley Point C

11.00

LIVE DEMOS ON THE THAMES

13.15

DR NICK DUNSTONE Met Office

Sponsored By

FLOOD EXPO

12.45

Sizing Up Floods from Space

THEATRE 5

Sponsored By

12.30

MOD Support in Response to Flooding in the UK

PAUL COBBING National Flood Forum

THEATRE 6

12.00

Hinkley Point C: The major issues & talking points

Sponsored By

Sponsored By

11.45

High Risk of Unprecedented Rainfall in the Current Climate

THEATRE 3

EA THEATRE 4

11.15

The DEFRA Property Flood Resilience Roundtable: A Year of Business-led Progress

PANEL SESSION

THURSDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER

Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.thefloodexpo.co.uk for the latest information.

Each seminar runs for 30 minutes, to ensure you don’t miss a thing, please check the website for the most accurate seminar times!

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Flood Risk Modelling and Assessment for Community Resilience

Flooding: Are You Prepared?

ALBERT S. CHEN Centre for Water Systems, University of Exeter

ROY SHEVLIN & GRAHAM BROGDEN Cunningham Lindsey & Aviva

SESAME e-Learning Tool: Promoting Flood Resilience within UK Small Businesses

Fairbourne: Adaptation Beyond Engineering

PROF LINDSEY MCEWEN (UWE) Centre for Floods & Communities and Resilience

LISA MARSHALL Gwynedd Council

Can I Persuade You that Flood Resilience makes Good Business Sense?

Where Next for the Flood Map for Planning?

PAUL WYSE Environment Agency

DAVE JONES Environmental Agency

Hidden Benefits for SuDS Using Permeable Paving BOB BRAY Interpave (in conjunction with Robert Bray Associates)

Natural Flood Management and the Role of Trees

A New Era for Managing our Catchments?

STUART GOODALL Confor: Promoting Forestry and Wood

INNES THOMSON ADA

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All our exhibitors take to the Thames to demonstrate their latest innovations

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For personalised live demos throughout the day, speak with the exhibiting companies on their stands.

LIVE DEMOS ON THAMES

The Cumbria Flood Resilience Showcase: What Effective Collaboration can Deliver

PANEL SESSION

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DAY ONE CONTAMINATION EXPO SERIES 2017

CONTAMINATION KEYNOTE THEATRE 2 Sponsored By

THEATRE 9

THEATRE 10

THEATRE 11 Sponsored By

THEATRE 12 Sponsored By

THEATRE 13

MARINE & COASTAL CIVIL ENGINEERING

THEATRE 7

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CONTAMINATION EXPO TIMETABLE | DAY ONE 11.00

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The Asbestos (in) Industry

Ultra-resolution Analysis of Coal Tars – Implications for Risk Assessment and Source Apportionment

Brexit and the Politics of Environmental Regulation

Spill Assessment and Operational Modelling Techniques

DR. YVONNE WATERMAN - European Asbestos Forum

PROF. RUSSELL THOMAS WSP

MATTHEW FARROW The Environmental Industries Commission

DR. FRANK KLEISSEN Deltares

There is More to Invasive Weeds than Japanese Knotweed

Managing Health & Safety Compliance with Antiquated Systems

Asbestos Management - Communication Between All Parties

The Ecosystem Vital for the Electric Vehicle Revolution

ROBERT MITCHELL Conservation Land Services Ltd

LEE TAYLOR shineVision

STEPHEN PLATKIW Asbestos Testing and Consultancy Association

SIMON LONSDALE ChargePoint

Technology and Methodology for Monitoring Hazardous Substances During Land Remediation

The Real Benefits of On-site Analysis

Innovation in Site Characterisation to Reduce Project Risks and Lifecycle Costs

Japanese Knotweed: Schedule 9 Invasive Plants

PAUL CAVE Shawcity

COLIN GREEN Qros Ltd

KEVIN LEAHY ERM

PETER DOOVE Practical Land Remediation Limited

Asbestos in the Workplace and Home Minimising the Risks

Asbestos in 2017

Estimating Remediation Costs Ssing the Homes and Communities Agency Guidance

Assessing Vapour Risk to Human Health from Volatile Contaminants in Groundwater

PHOEBE OSBORNE Ashtons Legal

PAUL BEAUMONT Independent Asbestos Training Providers

CHRIS BARRETT Arup

DR ALEXANDER LEE SoBRA

Geophysical Investigation of Brownfield Sites – What can you Reasonably Expect?

Operator Challenges and Opportunities with the Brownfield Development Market

Technology to Understand Preferential Groundwater Flowpaths

Detecting Airborne Asbestos Using Laser Light Scattering Patterns

SIMON BRIGHTWELL Fugro

ABIGAIL JOHNSON Mick George Limited

DR ANDY HUGHES Leakage Surveys Willowstick U.K

DR CHRIS STOPFORD The University of Hertfordshire

Forensic Tools Used in Contaminated Site Investigations – Part One

Asbestos from Soil What’s Next?

Tax Incentives for Brownfield Development – Best Practice for Developers

DR KEN SCALLY & AMY PAREKH-PROSS Chemtest

JOANNE KWAN CIRIA

BEN DE WAAL The Fiscal Incentives Group Ltd

Using Real-time Monitoring for Rapid Assessment of Remediation Strategy Effectiveness PETER DUMBLE Peter Dumble Hydrogeology (UK)

M&CCE TIMETABLE | DAY ONE The Benefits of Using Synthetic Fibres in Concrete

Innovations in Flood Prevention

Anti-piping Screens within Flood Embankments

MIKE BOGGUST Adfil Construction Fibres (Low and Bonar)

JERZY PIETRUCHA The Pietrucha Group

JEROEN DIJKSTRA Cofra Ltd

Galvanic Cathodic Protection of Concrete Structures in Marine Environments PETER MCCLOSKEY Vector Corrosion Technologies

Milford on Sea Beach Huts - A Habitable Sea Defence

Safe Management of Diving Activities

Choosing the Best Digital Survey Technique(s) for Marine/ Coastal Projects

Nearshore Marine Site Characterisation Projects to Reduce Project Construction Risk

PAUL BULKELEY & DAMIAN WESTLAKE Snug Architects/ Ramboll

NEIL MACMILLAN Professional Diving Academy

JAMES TURLEY Arup

MARK RICHARDSON Fugro

WEDNESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 14.00

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Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.contaminationexposeries.com for the latest information.

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The Avenue: A Contractor Behind the Scenes with the Regulators

Preventing Waste Crime

by Raising Awareness of ‘Duty of Care’

The Emergence of Highly Efficient Invasive Weed Control Membranes

Asbestos Removal – Reassurance of Good Risk Management

MARCUS FOWEATHER DEME Environmental Contractors

SAM CORP Environmental Services Association

GARY NORRIS DuPont™ Protection Solutions

STEPHEN SADLEY Asbestos Removal Contractors Association

The Development and Use of Ground Models

The UK’s Plan for Cleaner Air

Innovations in Asbestos Abatement Technology

HOLGER KESSLER British Geological Survey (BGS)

WILL DATE Air Quality News

TERRY SLATER Deconta UK Limited

How to Remove Japanese Knotweed from Development Sites

The Application of Treatment Technologies in the Real World

Contemporary Solutions to Industrial Contamination using Bioremediation

NICOLAS SEAL Environet UK Ltd

ANDY KYLE RAW Technology

JON SWAIN SpillAway Projects Ltd

The New PPE Paradigm to Transform Safety Culture and Performance

Assume All Painted Material Contains Lead” (HSE).

A Strategic CDM Project Risk

Improving Safety whilst Reducing Sampling Time of Water Samples

GUY BOYD Anchor Safety

TRISTAN OLIVIER Lead Survey

PAUL GRIBBLE ALS Environmental

Risk Assessment for the Development of Asbestos-contaminated Land

What is Asbestos?

CL:AIRE – What we Do, what we’ve Done and what’s Next

Construction Phase Geotechnical Database Systems

DARREN EVANS Airborne Environmental Consultants Ltd

CHRIS BISHOP UK Asbestos Training Association Ltd

NICHOLAS WILLENBROCK, NICOLA HARRIES & ROB SWEENEY - CL:AIRE

PHIL WADE Datgel

After Grenfell – The Renewed Need for Emergency Preparedness

Integrated Passive Flux Measurement In Groundwater: Field Cases with IFLUX-Samplers

Understanding UXO Risk on Your Construction Project

TONY THOMPSON Emergency Planning Society

GOEDELE VERREYDT iFLUX

PHILIP NORIVLLE Dynasafe BACTEC

WEDNESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER

Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.mcceexpo.co.uk for the latest information.

Port & Harbour Structures: Corrosion and Methods of Prevention

Diving is Not Dangerous when Carried Out by Competent, Skilled Contractors

JIM PRESTON Structural Concrete Alliance

ROGER O’KANE Association of Diving Contractors Ltd

Coastal Slope Stabilisation Projects

In-situ Contaminant Mapping Using the Membrane Interface Probe and Fuel Florescence

Green Infrastructure & Flex MSE® Vegetated Wall System for River Bank Repair & Soil Erosion

DUNCAN ECCLESTONE Geobrugg

JOSEPH HOBBS Lankelma Ltd

DANIEL ROSENBERG Gravitas

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DAY TWO CONTAMINATION EXPO SERIES 2017

CONTAMINATION KEYNOTE THEATRE 2 Sponsored By

THEATRE 9

THEATRE 10

THEATRE 11 Sponsored By

THEATRE 12 Sponsored By

THEATRE 13

CONTAMINATION EXPO TIMETABLE | DAY TWO 11.00

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Lessons from the Japanese Knotweed Invasion

Principals and Practices of Ground Gas

Transforming Data into Information

NVQ and CPD: The Future Shape of the Asbestos Sector

TREVOR RENALS Environment Agency

PETER ATCHISON PAGeotechnical Ltd

TOM TELFORD & PIERS EDGELL Landmark Information

GRAHAM WARREN ACAD

The Ecosystem Vital for the Electric Vehicle Revolution

Post-Brexit: How will Europe Keep our City Air Clean?

Hazardous Waste Treatment and Valorisation by Plasma Technology

Japanese Knotweed on Your Site? What are You Going to Do?

SIMON LONSDALE ChargePoint

DAN WILLIAMS Johnson Matthey PLC

BÉNÉDICTE AMIEL Europlasma

ROBERT MITCHELL Conservation Land Services Ltd

The Contaminated Land Industry in a post-Brexit World

Magnetic Surfactants for Control of Fluids

Contaminated Land Encapsulation with the Innovative Geobind System

The Opportunities for Brownfield First Development

PETER ATCHISON PAGeotechnical Ltd

PROF JULIAN EASTOE University of Chemistry, School of Chemistry

DOMINICK HOLLAND Geotech Soil Stabilisation

MICHAEL LUNN The Environmental Industries Commission

Water & Pollution Management to Improve Trackside Safety

WWII Unexploded Ordnance: Is Your Site at Risk in 2017?

Innovative Geosynthetic Composites in the Remediation of Contaminated Sites

Inland Spill Response Developments and the Spill Contractors’ Accreditation Scheme

ANTHONY FERNIHOUGH & MARK GOODGER London Underground & Hydro International

AARON FLORENCE Brimstone Site Investigation

ALEXANDROS DROUDAKIS Thrace Nonwovens

JOHN DAWES ISAA

Risk Assessment for the Development of Asbestos-contaminated Land

“Assume All Painted Material Contains Lead” (HSE). A Strategic CDM Project Risk

Forensic Tools Used in Contaminated Site Investigations – Part Two

What is Asbestos?

DARREN EVANS Airborne Environmental Consultants Ltd

TRISTAN OLIVIER Lead Survey

DR KEN SCALLY & AMY PAREKH-PROSS Chemtest

CHRIS BISHOP UK Asbestos Training Association Ltd

Successful Continuous Ground-Gas Monitoring and Risk Assessment SIMON TALBOT GGS

MARINE & COASTAL CIVIL ENGINEERING

11.45

Using Real-time Monitoring for Rapid Assessment of Remediation Strategy Effectiveness PETER DUMBLE Peter Dumble Hydrogeology (UK)

Rock Wool, Silica and RCFs – Learning the Lessons of Asbestos

INNSA; Dealing with Invasive Species

OLIVER SMITH Protec Ltd

CONOR LEYDEN & NICK HARTLEY INNSA

M&CCE TIMETABLE | DAY TWO Use of Geosynthetic Tubes for Coastal Protection and Repair

New Innovative Scour Protection and Erosion Control Solution

Addressing Constraints to Coastal Works – Assessing Noise Disturbance to Birds

Measure Twice, Cut Once

DAVE WOODS Low & Bonar

GAVIN DONNELLY Ridgeway Marine

HELEN RILEY & SIMON STEPHENSON RPS Group

MIKE HOPKINS Storm Geomatics Limited

Unmanned Boats (ASVs/ USVs) in Discharge, Bathymetry and Water Quality Surveys

Upgrade of Port Jorf Las Far

Case Studies of UAV Geotechnical Coastal Surveys

Can we Now Achieve Enhanced Survey Validation for Asset Integrity?

PHILIP GIBBS Swale Technologies Ltd

STEPHEN WEST Ramboll

ADRIAN CHARTERS Land and Minerals Consulting Ltd

TOM DAVENPORT Bibby HydroMap

THURSDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 14.00

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Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.contaminationexposeries.com for the latest information.

NOTES

Apps to Replace Outdated Paper Systems

A Practical Approach to Ground Risk Management

DEBBIE BURNS The Coleman Group

TIM MAJOR Strata Geotechnics

Drones and the Latest Developments in Digital Ground Modelling and Visualisation

Knowledge Exchange Between the Brownfield Sector and British Geological Survey

MICHAEL NICHOLAS T&P Regeneration Ltd (UK)

DR. DARREN BERIRO British Geological Survey

AGS Cover Systems Update

Estimating Remediation Costs Using the Homes and Communities Agency Guidance

CHRIS SWAINSTON Geotechnics

CHRIS BARRETT Arup

Innovations in Asbestos Abatement Technology

TERRY SLATER Deconta UK Limited

Managing Health & Safety Compliance with Antiquated Systems

The Story of Living with Mesothelioma

LEE TAYLOR shineVision

MAVIS NYE - Mavis Nye Foundation in assoc. with Shield Environmental Services

Asbestos Management Communication Between All Parties

The New PPE Paradigm to Transform Safety Culture and Performance

STEPHEN PLATKIW Asbestos Testing and Consultancy Association

GUY BOYD Anchor Safety

THURSDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER Green Infrastructure & Flex MSE® Vegetated Wall System for River Bank Repair & Soil Erosion

Electric and Hybrid Drivelines Enabling Emission and Operating Cost Reduction

DANIEL ROSENBERG Gravitas

JOHN LOGUE MIT

The South West Coastal Monitoring Programme

Sprayed Concrete in a Marine Environment

JENNIFER WATTS & DR DAFNI SIFNIOTI Plymouth Coastal Observatory/ Teighbridge District Council

BILL JONES BAM Ritchies

Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.mcceexpo.co.uk for the latest information.

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PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS

EXHIBTOR LISTINGS ADC (East Anglia) Ltd Stand Number F5050 ADC (East Anglia) Ltd is a specialist drainage company offering a full range of drainage services all over the country. ADC`s diverse and specialist, purpose built equipment allows us to offer our customers the complete drainage and watercourse managment service.

01945 430247 www.adcdrainage.co.uk

Adler & Allan Stand Number F3025 Through years of experience dealing with numerous flooding incidents nationwide, Adler & Allan has built up considerable expertise in emergency flood deployment and post incident remediation. We have also developed an impressive range of patented innovations for flood mitigation measures.

0800 592 827 www.adlerandallan.co.uk

Alton Pumps Ltd Stand Number F8020 Alton Pumps offers pump manufacture, installation and services for both the commercial and domestic sector in Dorset and the South East.

We are one of the leading water pump manufacturers in the area and have enjoyed phenomenal growth over the years thanks to our expertise.

01420 561661 www.altonpumps.com

Aquaclear Water Management - Truxor Stand Number F2050 Aquaclear are the UK importer and retailer of the Truxor Harvester, the unique multifunctional amphibious tool carrier. With its range of ‘simple to fit’ tools the Truxor can be easily converted to work as a harvester, trash collector, excavator or dredger.

07775 672 567 www.aquaclear watermanagement.com

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Aquaread Limited Stand Number F7031 Aquaread are the UK’s multi award winning manufacturer of water quality testing instruments.

Based in Kent, UK we are very proud of the fact that all of our products are 100% designed and assembled right here in the UK for the highest accuracy and quality control.

01843 600030 www.aquaread.com Aquatic Control Engineering Ltd Stand Number F1010 ACE offer consultation, design, supply, project management, installation and commissioning of high-quality, low-maintenance water level control equipment for various applications. Non-return valves, penstocks, stop-logs, tilting weirs, pumps, waterway maintenance machinery and fish passage solutions.

017772 49080 Atlas Copco Construction & Mining Stand Number F4032 Our construction experience has helped us develop effective, efficient and portable pumps. Our diesel range can move or lift water on sites without power, and our electric, hydraulic and pneumatic submersible pumps offer high performance, reliability and ease of use on clean and contaminated sites.

01442 222350 www.atlascopco.co.uk Avradel Ltd Stand Number F4060 International Online publisher of the National & International Crisis, Disaster & Emergency Network e-magazine, working in partnership with CERT UK offering practical & emotional support to communities affected by flood, fire & other Crisis.

Launching the ‘Avradel Flood Manual’ at the Expo.

07740 397560 www.avradel.co.uk Balfour Beatty Stand Number F5034 Blockwalls Stand Number F2032 Blockwalls is a leading UK supplier of environmentally friendly ‘Concrete Lego Blocks’, manufactured in different sizes from recycled materials to cater for a variety of applications such as flood and sea defences, retaining walls, temporary works, piling mats ; bespoke engineering at your service.

0800 880 3135 www.blockwalls.co.uk BMC Buckets Stand Number F7032 077100 21783 www.bmc-buckets.co.uk Borger UK Limited Stand Number F9024 Making their debut at The Flood Expo 2017 on Stand No. F9024, Borger will be explaining the benefits of its Mobile Rotary Lobe Pumps for flood events. Designed with quickrelease couplings at the suction and discharge side to allow pressure hoses to be attached in a very short space of time.

01902 798977 www.boerger.com

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BROKK UK Stand Number F3054 Brokk machines are specifically designed for high performance demolition. Whether the work environment is construction, metal process, nuclear, underground, or flood defence, the compact profile allows access to places too small, too difficult, or too dangerous for people or traditional machinery.

015395 66055 www.brokkuk.co.uk

Concrete Canvas Stand Number F4030 Concrete Canvas (CC) is a flexible concrete impregnated fabric that hardens on hydration to form a thin, durable, water proof concrete layer. Described as concrete on a roll, CC is commonly used as an erosion protection measure for lining drainage channels, providing slope protection and much more.

0845 680 1908 www.concretecanvas.com

Eadon Consulting Stand Number F5034 We are an engineering consultancy business with expertise in bespoke design and analysis of structures such as lock gates and bespoke mechanical equipment. We work with end users, contractors and equipment suppliers from concept design through to onsite construction support and supervision.

0114 3990400 www.eadonconsulting.co.uk

BSI Stand Number F4022 At BSI we have a full range of testing and certification services to enable you to bring your flood products to market effectively. We are independent of all suppliers, installers and manufacturers, so we can guarantee a confidential and impartial service, and provide you with reliable support.

0345 080 9000 www.bsigroup.com /en-GB/Business in the

Corroventa Ltd Stand Number F3050 Corroventa is a research and technology intensive company that combines innovation force with long experience within the field of water damage restoration. the result is a unique product portfolio, resting on a large number of our own patents.

0161 2449523 www.corroventa.com

Ebsford Environmental Ltd Stand Number F3027 As leading aquatic restoration contractors & experts in de-silting technology using Truxor amphibious plant and passive accelerated dewatering systems, Ebsford provide sustainable solutions using innovative techniiques and low impact machinery.

01924 802190 www.ebsford.co.uk

Crocodile Flood Solutions Stand Number F6021 Crocodile Flood Solutions have sourced some of the best quality, most reliable flood defence and flood protection products currently available, in order to help you defend your property from flooding. We offer a complete A to Z service in all areas of flood litigation.

0845 094 1281 www.crocodilefs.co.uk

Edge Equipment Hire Ltd Stand Number F4050 Edge is the UK market leader in specialist drying equipment hire providing industry leading standards of equipment, service, training and support in the aftermath of flooding events. Edge won the prestigious BDMA Supplier of the Year winner 2015.

01386 791 077 www.edge-equipmenthire.co.uk

Cunningham Lindsey Stand Number F5072 Cunningham Lindsey is one of the UK`s largest loss adjusting and claims management businesses.

We currently employ around 1,500 staff in 19 regional offices to deliver a wide range of services through three operational units: inTrust, Loss Adjusting Services and Building Consultancy Services.

0207 530 0600 www.cunningham lindsey.com/uk/

EML Stand Number F4041 EML are launching a brand-new Hydro-Met system which combines highly accurate rain data with a seamless telemetry solution. This turn-key product satisfies all your needs for accurate and reliable data; it is an essential flood warning tool.

We are also UK representative for Eldes x-band radars.

0191 258 3757 www.emltd.net

Business in the Community - BERG Stand Number F4070 The Business Emergency Resilience Group helps businesses and communities prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies, such as those impacted by major flood and storm events. BERG is part of Business in the Community - The Prince’s Responsible Business Network. www.bitc.org.uk/BERG CEMEX UK Stand Number F2040 CEMEX’s Permaflow - A permeable concrete technology that provides the optimal solution for surface and storm water management. Improves drainage through unique design of water management system.

01932 568833 www.cemex.co.uk/permaflow CIWEM (The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management) Stand Number F2076 CIWEM is the leading professional body dedicated to water & environment. We support a community of thousands of members and organisations in 89 countries.

All our members are dedicated to improving water & environmental management as well as associated social & cultural issues, for the public.

0207 831 3110 ClearWater Weed and Reed Management Services Stand Number F1012 Using state of the art Truxor amphibious machines, ClearWater specialises in harvesting aquatic weeds in inland waterways, canals, lakes and the cutting and removal of reeds from man-made reed beds and wetland habitats. ClearWater has many years experience in the design & construction of lakes.07976 834953 www.clearwatermanagement.co.uk

Dam Easy Flood Barriers Stand Number F3069 The Dam Easy Flood Barrier is patented and is the world’s first off the shelf flood defence system without fixings and with an inflatable seal. Our competitive advantage is that our adjustable Barrier can be installed without the use of tools or fixings.either temporary or permanent.

00353 416874570 www.dameasyflood barriers.com Delta Fire Ltd Stand Number F2041 Delta Fire Ltd is an ISO9001 accredited UK manufacturer of Firefighting and Waterway Equipment supplying a wide spectrum of sectors across more than 65 countries around the globe. Perhaps better known for their work within the International firefighting Industry Delta also have a long, well established.

01603 735000 www.deltafire.co.uk

Environment Agency Stand Number F3030 Environmental Defence Systems Ltd Stand Number F5042 FloodSax sandless sandbags are transformed from being as lightweight as a pillowcase to as heavy as a sandbag in minutes. Ideal for stopping floods and soaking up leaks in homes and businesses. Over a million now sold worldwide. Far easier to transport and deploy than traditional sandbags.

01484 641009 www.edslimited.co.uk

Flood Briefing Stand Number F4023 Flood Briefing publishes up to date news, in-depth features and comment on policy and practice in relation to flooding in the UK. Topics covered include legislation, regulation, flood defence, property level protection, SuDS, water quality, modelling, finance and insurance.

01743 387051 www.floodbriefing.com

Flood Divert Stand Number F4040 Flood Divert are a family-run business offering high quality flood protection products including bespoke hardwood flood doors, flood barriers and other flood mitigation services for commercial/private sectors, using traditional and modern manufacturing techniques and the very best in craftsmanship.

01904 607681 www.flooddivert.co.uk

Geodesign Barriers Stand Number F7050 EA framework partner. Long, proven record of successful deployments worldwide, since 1995. Temporary, flat-packed, easy-to-use flood barrier.

BSI Kitemarked. 0.45m-2.40m. Free standing, self-anchoring, no fixtures, no tools. Any surface. Adapts to uneven ground. Deploy in water. We provide training.

07890 983239 www.geodesignbarriers.com

Flood Protection Solutions Ltd Stand Number F4057 Flood Protection Solutions Ltd has grown into one of the UK’s leading flood defence companies, particularly for temporary flood barriers. The company supports homeowners, businesses, agencies and councils all across the U.K, with consultancy, water pumps and flood barriers.

0115 9870358 www.floodprotection solutions.co.uk

Geoline Inflatable Barrier Placement Stand Number F926

FloodKit Ltd Stand Number F1020 FloodKit hold BSI Kitemark cert. no 651934 for easy to use patented PLP products to prevent floodwater entering through doors, airbricks, toilets, showers or overflow pipes. All products are manufactured in the UK to be effective,affordable, and easy to use.

01562 310123 www.floodkit.co.uk Fluvial Innovations Ltd Stand Number 01202 678580 www.fluvial-innovations.co.uk Foldable RIB (FRIB) Stand Number F5051 A range of foldable RIBs from 2.75 to 4.6 metres incorporating our unique, worldwide patented, articulating joints. Fast assembly without tools and high levels of performance and stability yet light and easy to fold down to a fraction of their operational size for easy stowage and transportation.

023 8098 8782 www.foldablerib.com Future Water Association Stand Number F8032 The association inspires, supports and leads the water supply chain, driven by the needs of our members and our vision to shape the future of water. We work closely with the water companies, regulators and Government departments influencing standards-setting, new regulations and business practices.

01926 513771 www.futurewater association.com FutureArch magazine Stand Number F3066 FutureArch is a magazine for the UK`s landscape architects, property developers, local authorities, and landscape contractors. The publication brings you all the latest news, features and projects from the industry, promoting best practice, sharing knowledge and tackling all the key issues.

01903 777581 www.futurearch.co.uk

Geoline Ltd Inflatable Flood Barriers Stand Number F4034 Geoline Ltd Inflatable Flood Barriers Using Water to Control Flooding Fast Assembly, Flexible.

01372 434672 www.geoline.ie Goodchild Marine Stand Number F1024 Goodchild Marine is the UK agent for Italdraghe SpA and we are able to offer a range of dredging heads that can be fitted to any suitable excavator for ad hoc or emergency removal of dredge material or water from a work site.

Gravitas International Stand Number F7030 Manufacturers & Distributors of Environmentally Beneficial Products, including HydroSack, HydroSnake, EndoTherm and Flex MSE. 0161 9801016 www.gravitasint.com

Goodchild Marine Stand Number F1024 Goodchild Marine is the UK agent for Italdraghe SpA and we are able to offer a range of dredging heads that can be fitted to any suitable excavator for ad hoc or emergency removal of dredge material or water from a work site.

01493 782301 www.goodchildmarine.co.uk/ commercial/home

Herts Boat Rescue Stand Number F9022 Herts Boat Rescue is a voluntary organisation on call 24/7 a providing specialist water based search and rescue, a national flood rescue service as well as safety cover for planned events in and around Hertfordshire.

Herts Boat Rescue also promotes water safety through education and exposure.

07904 467085 www.hertsboatrescue. org.uk/home Hydro International Stand Number F2031 Hydro International Ltd is a global company that provides advanced products, services and expertise to help municipal, industrial and construction customers to improve their water management processes, increase operational performance and reduce environmental impact.

01275 878371 www.hydro-int.com

HydroGuard Stand Number F7056 HydroGuard is the world’s first affordable flood barrier that will fit to any standard door. Using patented sliding technology, it requires no preinstallation nor tools and ensures that everyone has access to an affordable, one-size-fits-all flood barrier to help protect their homes from flooding.

0845 056 3972 www.HydroGuard.co HydroMaster Stand Number F3068 HydroMaster offers a live web service for viewing, analysing and archiving historical, current and upcoming precipitation events. With its high spatial and temporal resolution, HydroMaster allows effectively managing precipitation related risks and ensuring preventive actions. www.hydromaster.com Interflow UK Stand Number F5060 Interflow UK have 25 years experience in supplying and installing high-quality stainless steel solutions forservice ducting, air purification and in-floor drainage. Their products are designed to add value across commercial and public sectors.

01952 510050 www.interflow.co.uk Interpave Stand Number F2030 Interpave is the Precast Concrete Paving and Kerb Association, promoting and developing concrete block paving, paving flags and kerbs - ranging from domestic uses to the most taxing heavy industrial applications.

0116 232 5170 www.paving.org.uk Island Remote Imaging Solutions LTD Stand Number F3064 Isothane & Aran Services Stand Number F1022 As Manufacturers and Installers we have teamed up to showcase Technitherm. Technitherm is a flood resilient cavity wall insulation designed to stop water ingress through the cavity during flooding.

Perfect for both retrofit and new build work Technitherm has passed the BRE flood resilient test.

01254 872555/ 01284 812 520 www.isothane.com / www.aranservices.co.uk IWJS Ltd Stand Number F2020 Now celebrating our 40th Anniversary in 2017, IWJS Ltd has been providing waste management and industrial cleaning services across the UK continuously, day and night, since 1977. IWJS is a preferred supplier to the EA, major water utilities, infrastructure, industry, government agencies.

0800 56 56 78 www.iwjs.co.uk

JTP Stand Number F4042 JTP undertakes placemaking projects at every scale, from cities and towns, to neighbourhoods, streets and individual buildings; creating new places and breathing life into old ones. Our unique approach of understanding, engaging, and creating, forms a process we call ‘Collaborative Placemaking’.

0207 0171780 www.jtp.co.uk LAKESIDE FLOOD SOLUTIONS Stand Number F910 We manufacture and install the UK`s leading aluminium flood barrier system, all features of which are more enhanced than any other system on the market. Established 28 years, we also offer complete flood defence solutions for homes & businesses; flood gates, flood doors, pumps, air bricks etc.

020 357 35880 www.lakesideflood solutions.co.uk LEGEND BRANDS EUROPE Stand Number F4064 Legend Brands manufacture innovative solutions for flood remediation, cleaning, environmental control and fire damage restoration.

Technical experts from Legend Brands Europe will be at The Flood Expo to meet with the industry and demonstrate some of our key products that lead the market.

01908 611211 www.legendbrandseurope.com Marshalls Stand Number F6050 The Marshalls Water Management range provides everything you need to eliminate surface water, leaving your landscapes safe and clean. Our suite of complementary drainage products will solve your water problems at every scale, from light domestic use to heavy industrial options.

0370 442 7702 www.marshalls.co.uk /commercial McAllister Group Stand Number F7064 Established in 1971, the McAllister Group is a leading environmental solutions providers and trenchless technology experts in the UK & Ireland offering a range of specialist services to organisations operating in the Construction, Utilities, Transportation, Industrial & Commercial business sectors.

01753 650 645 www.mcallistergroup.com MeteoGroup UK Limited Stand Number F3068 MTS Cleansing Services Ltd Stand Number F8040 MTS are flood response specialists, with a fleet of 400 vehicles and a network of depots across the south east and Midlands. We aim to attend incidents within four hours and provide flood response services to water utility companies, local authorities, industrial, commercial and domestic customers.

01634 250326 www.mts-ltd.co.uk

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National Flood Forum Stand Number F7052 An independent charity supporting people who are affected by flooding in England and Wales. We are there in the aftermath of a flood to offer practical advice and emotional support. We work with community groups to help them reduce their flood risk and champion the issues that are important to them.

01299 403055 www.nationalflood forum.org.uk

Presray Corporation Stand Number F4031 Presray is the North American leader of dry flood protection products.

0845373 6700 www.presray.com

Neptune Solutions Global Ltd Stand Number F1016 Neptune Solutions Global has developed an innovative flood defence system that could prove to be revolutionary in this sector. The Neptune Solution can be placed on any terrain, without the need for concrete, to protect against floods up to 4.5 metres high.

0754 109 2111 www.neptunesolutions.co.uk Powerhire Stand Number F1040 Powerhire boasts one of the most comprehensive and extensive fleets of power rental solutions for any industry, worldwide. With proven expertise in the provision of power hire requirements on a multitude of projects from simple singe unit rental to full turnkey systems.

01304 833900 www.powerhire.uk.com

Property Care Association Stand Number F3060 The Property Care Association (PCA) is the trade association representing technically competent specialists who can be trusted to resolve problems affecting buildings. Through the PCA Flood Protection Group this includes specialists in flood protection, flood resilience and recovery.

0844 375 4301 www.property-care.org Propex GeoSolutions Stand Number F5040 Propex GeoSolutions is a global leader in erosion control and Geosynthetic solutions for earth stabilization, located in the United States. As one of the largest manufacturers in the world, the Propex portfolio of solutions helps build and rebuild key infrastructure

001 800 621 1273 www.propexglobal.com

Ravestein Stand Number F7060 Ravestein is specialized in the design & construction of heavy marine steel structures, such as Backhoe Dredgers, Bridges, Ro-Ro Linkspans, Pontoons, Crane Barges, Tidal Gates, Lock Gates and Dock gates.

0031 487 51 20 34 www.ravestein.nl

River Canal Rescue Ltd Stand Number F3056 Salvage-Rescue-Recovery Our specialist team can provide independent help and advice. If you`ve had an accident or your vessel is in danger, sunk, vandalised or had a fire, we can help you with what steps to take.

01785 785680 www.rivercanalrescue.co.uk Road Tow Heaters Stand Number F2024 Road Tow Heaters will be exhibiting their RT range at Flood Expo 2017; these units are equipped with a heater, generator, bunded fuel tank and lighting, and include handy on-board storage. The RT range is available for hire or purchase; don’t forget to visit stand F2024 for further information.

01773 836999 www.roadtowheaters.co.uk SDS Limited Stand Number F5030 SDS designs and manufactures environmentally sensitive, innovative and long term engineering solutions that enable the water industry to operate sustainably and efficiently.

01934 751303 www.sdslimited.com SIGNATURE AROMAS LTD Stand Number F6012 Signature will be showing their Purazone UVC Portable air purifier with natural oils and the latest Claro Platinum base air cleaner.

01902 678822 www.signaturearomas.co.uk

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Society for the Environment Stand Number F3020 Through Royal Charter, the Society is the custodian of the Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) and Registered Environmental Technician (REnvTech) registers. Being a CEnv or REnvTech showcases professional knowledge, experience and commitment to applying sustainable thinking in daily working life.

0345 337 2951 www.socenv.org.uk Spartan Rescue / ISAR3 Stand Number F7054 ISAR3 operate across the UK delivering safety standby and access services for working at height, working on or near water, working in confined spaces. We work nationally in support of many of the UK`s leading construction and infrastructure maintenance companies.

01752 695834 www.isar3.com StormMeister Flood Protection Stand Number F6020 Protecting homes & businesses with highest quality products, StormMeister have become renowned for innovation and are unique in manufacturing the world’s only wheelchair friendly flood doors that are fitted throughout the UK and exported worldwide offering flood protection and accessibility.

01772 704429 www.stormmeister.com

Stormwater Management Stand Number F3026 Stormwater Management Ltd is a specialist in the design, supply and installation of surface water management and sustainable drainage systems, who provide industry-leading solutions in three key areas: Source Control, Stormwater Treatment. www.storm-water.co.uk 01455 502 222 www.storm-water.co.uk

The Environmental Design Studio Stand Number F4042 The Environmental Design Studio [TEDS] is an award winning design research consultancy that specialises in flood resilience & environmental design. We work internationally on projects at a range of scales and are driven by the challenge of designing for adaptation to a changing climate.

07818 481283 www.t-e-d-s.com

Suds-Solutions.co.uk Stand Number F3052 Whether a crate system soakaway or a solution that requires an ultra low discharge storm attenuation device we are able to help provide a cost effective solution.

With supporting Micro Drainage calculations we can ascertain the best system for the development with innovative products.

01733 405111 www.suds-solutions.co.uk

The Rivers Trust Stand Number F8034 We are the umbrella body of the rivers trust movement, working to protect, promote and enhance our freshwater ecosystems for both people and wildlife.

01579 372142 www.theriverstrust.org

Ten Counties Flood Control Stand Number F3062 Specialist contractors providing flood control and aquatic management services throughout the UK. From full service turnkey projects to smaller scale flood control installations we are experienced in working on sensitive (SSSI) sites to those requiring environmental management solutions.

0844 8361836 www.southernflood EBS-Aqua control.co.uk ADV17_Layout 1 21/07/2017 16:01

The Water Management Society Stand Number F2042 01827 289 558 www.wmsoc.org.uk Tyne Rivers Trust Stand Number F4054 Tyne Rivers Trust has a unique role as guardian of the River Tyne Catchment, overseeing the continuing conservation and regeneration of the river from the impacts of its industrial past and River Catchment Services is our consultancy arm.

01434 636900 www.tyneriverstrust.org

UK Flood Defences Ltd Stand Number F2060 UK Flood Defences is a leading European supplier of the innovative Quick Wall Series of flood defence products, designed to cater for all types of flooding, both in extreme circumstance and low level surface water conditions.

Reusable,cost effective,easy to store,waterproof,robust and UV resistant.

01268 453637 www.ukflooddefencesltd.co.uk UK Rainwater Management Association Stand Number F4056 The UK Rainwater Management Association brings together public & private sector organisations, and academics with an interest in surfacewater management. The aim of the Association is to address the future flood & drought risks being forecast by our national Met Office, and the latest IPCC report.

0845 0260240 www.ukrma.org UK Sandbags Ltd Stand Number F6022

Vikoma Stand Number F5032 Vikoma International Limited, founded by British Petroleum in 1967 following the Torrey Canyon oil spill, is a world leader in the design and manufacture of oil, flood and chemical pollution control systems.

01983 200560 www.vikoma.com Watergate Flood Solutions Stand Number F4021 We manufacture composite and upvc domestic flood defence doors.

Following three years of research and development we are the first UK company to secure a British Standard Institute (BSI) PAS1188-1-2014 kitemark for both our composite and upvc flood defence doors.

0191 4891711 www.watergatesolutions.co.uk Wavin Stand Number F5020 Wavin Limited is the UK`s leading supplier of water management, plumbing, heating and drainage systems for the Building, Construction and Utilities markets. Highly respected within the construction industry, Wavin has a reputation for innovation and leadership and has an extensive product portfolio.

01249 766600 www.wavin.co.uk

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Air Management Systems

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Air Spectrum Environmental Ltd

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BROKK UK

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Airborne Environmental

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Brownfield Briefing

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BSI

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Consultants Ltd Airbox Sampling Products

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Building & Facilities

AirQualityNews.com

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Management Magazine

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Business in the Community - BERG

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ALS Environmental

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BYD Solutions Ltd

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Alton Pumps Ltd

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Anchor Safety

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Calcot Asbestos Recruitment Ltd

Apex Group Peterborough

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CEMEX UK

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Aquacast International Ltd

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Chelmer Site Investigation

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Aquaclear Water

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Laboratories Ltd

Management - Truxor

Chemtest

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Asbestech Ltd

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Commercial & Specialised Diving Ltd M4092

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Corroventa Ltd

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Atlas Copco Construction & Mining

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Crocodile Flood Solutions

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Avradel Ltd

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CTSL

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Balfour Beatty

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Cunningham Lindsey

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Beacon International UK Ltd

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Dam Easy Flood Barriers

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M8071

DCR Inspection Systems

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Bell Dredging Pumps BV Berendsen Cleanroom Services Ltd. Bibby HydroMap

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Binkee Sluissystemen b.v.

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deconta UK Limited

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Blockwalls

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Ecoblast Supplies Limited

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EcoGroup ShrinkWrap Ltd

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Edge Equipment Hire Ltd

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Edwards Diving Services

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Egbert Taylor Group

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Eko Harden Technologies Ltd

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Emergency Planning Society

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EML

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Empire Tapes Plc

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ENDS

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Environment Agency

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Eurofins Environmental Testing UK

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Exova UK Ltd

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Fairlocks Pool Products

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Fiberlock Technologies

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Flood Briefing

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Flood Divert

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Flood Protection Solutions Ltd

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FloodKit Ltd

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Fluvial Innovations Ltd Foldable RIB (FRIB)

Aspect Contracts Ltd (UK ADC Ltd)

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Du Pont (UK) Limited

EC Hopkins Ltd

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GeoShield Limited

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Geotech Soil Stabilisation

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Goodchild Marine

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Gravitas International

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Green-tree Topsoil

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Structural Concrete Alliance

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Howden

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National Flood Forum

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Suds-Solutions.co.uk

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Huesker Ltd

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Natural Solutions Environmental

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Sundstrom Safety AB

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Hydro International

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HydroGuard

F7056

Neptune Solutions Global Ltd

F1016

T & P Regeneration Ltd

C9140

HydroMaster

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NIC (UK) Ltd

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T & T Group Limited

i2 Analytical Ltd

C5161

Oil Spill Response

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Temporary Works Design UK

IEMA

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PAGeotechnical Ltd

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Ten Counties Flood Control

F3062

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PIetrucha Group

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The Coleman Group

C6150

In Situ Site Investigation Ltd

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INNSA

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C4150

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C1152

Tideman Boats BV

M6092

Property Care Association

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C7172

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F2060

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UK Spill Association

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Asbestostrip Innovations UK Ltd

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Society for the Environment

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SPI Piling Limited

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Steel River Consultants Ltd

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WITH GRAVITAS Take a break from walking the floors at Flood Expo ‘17 by lounging on a beanbag with Gravitas International – award-winning manufacturers and distributors who specialise in eco-friendly andenvironmentally beneficial products.

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Gravitas have 40+ years experience in the non-woven textiles and absorbents markets.

Since 2011, Gravitas have been manufacturing The HydroSack & HydroSnake – award winning flood protection products that have been used by thousands of people worldwide. Gravitas are also the UK & Ireland Master Distributors for the Flex MSE ® Vegetated Wall System.

Whether you’re interesting in domestic flood protection products, would like to know about this Flex MSE® vegetated wall system everyone keeps talking about, or even chat about your favourite single malt whisky, Daniel Rosenberg (Operations Director for Gravitas) will be in the Networking Area on both days to meet and greet you alongside the rest of the team.

The Gravitas Networking area are will be showcasing the Flex MSE® vegetated wall system for the first time offering a green solution to the UK flood market.

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Gravitas products are consistently being used or specified by the Environment Agency, Fire and Rescue Services and Local Authorities on a national level, as well as being available to private and commercial users via a dedicated supply chain.

Gravitas has recently launched the largest pilot scheme ever undertaken with the UK fire departments in partnership with the Water Authorities, protecting assets below ground from surface water flooding.

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ABOUT THE SPONSOR Gravitas award winning products such as the HydroSack & HydroSnake – have been used by thousands of individuals and organisations worldwide. Gravitas will be showcasing their most recent innovation for the UK, Flex MSE® Vegetated Wall System, designed for retaining walls, flood prevention, riverbank & coastline repair and soil erosion. Gravitas products are consistently being used or specified by the Environment Agency, Fire & Rescue Services & Local Authorities on a national level, as well as being available to private and commercial users via a dedicated supply chain.

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