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Hawkins Spring Drinks Reception 2026

Hawkins would like to invite clients and colleagues to our Spring Reception in Manchester where we will host a panel presentation followed by a networking reception with drinks, canapes and exhibits.

System Dynamics: A Smarter Way to Prove Disruption in Construction Projects

Ewan Slight introduces System Dynamics – a powerful, data-driven method for modelling and quantifying disruption in complex construction environments. Attendees will gain insight into how this method can enhance claims, improve cost recovery, and support strategic decision-making.

Hawkins Presents Expert Panel at London Build Expo

Hawkins built environment experts take part in an expert panel discussion at London Build Expo 2025

Bye Bye Bamboo: Why Hong Kong is Phasing Out Traditional Scaffolding

Bamboo Scaffolding on the exterior of a building

Patrick Walsh discusses why Hong Kong are phasing out traditional bamboo scaffolding

Hawkins Welcomes Chartered Engineer Minesh Patel

Welcome Minesh, a Chartered Engineer with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, bringing a diverse background in structural design and forensic investigation.

Yvonne Ainsworth

Yvonne is a Chartered Civil Engineer and Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers with over 25 years’ experience in the UK and international construction industry

Hawkins Hosts an Evening of Insights and Networking at London Drinks Reception

Hawkins welcomed guests for our annual drinks reception in London. Our experts gave a presentation titled “From Collapse To Cleanup” and an evening of networking was followed

Minesh Patel

Minesh is a Chartered Engineer with expertise in structural design and forensic engineering. He holds master’s degrees in Civil and Applied Science Engineering, and has led investigations into structural failures, bridge performance, and construction defects across the UK, Canada, and the Middle East

Understanding Ground Vibration and Noise from Railways: Key Insights and Future Directions

Vibrations are a constant, often unnoticed, part of our environment. However, when vibrations originate from external sources, such as road traffic, trams, or railway lines, they can intrude into homes, causing noticeable disturbances.