Tag: Engineering
Professional liability: Bespoke head contract obligations
In the second of a new series of articles, FIDIC president Tony Barry looks at the risks faced from bespoke head contracts in which liability derives from combinations and permutations of multiple clauses.
Professional liability: Why it is important
In the first of a new series of articles, FIDIC President Tony Barry looks at the expanding complexity of professional liability in recent decades, and how big an issue this is for global infrastructure delivery today.
Graham Pontin: Embrace data or lose out to those who do
Head of economic and strategic policy at international infrastructure body FIDIC writes about the stark choice industry faces as he launches his new research on digital disruption.
“Net zero 2025 is the right thing to do”, says Aurecon’s...
Aurecon’s New Zealand Managing Director & FIDIC Chair of Sustainability Committee talks climate risk, biomimicry and the need for a holistic approach to circularity, decarbonisation and resilience as Aurecon progresses towards its own net zero commitment.
COP26: Coal and cash disappoint, other outcomes may compensate.
Commitments don't go far enough but more regular reporting and strong industry engagement are cause for optimism.
FIDIC president: “Engineers need to step up and take a lead...
We interview Tony Barry, president of international engineering body, FIDIC, as they launch a global Climate Change Charter for engineers, companies and projects.
“Engineers will be the best guarantors of efficiency in turning resources...
FIDIC vice president, Luis Villarroya, tells Infrastructure Global that we need governments to set a clear path on climate change, and that engineers must get better at telling the world about their solutions and impact.
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