Promoting Women in Construction

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As part of our commitment to promoting women in construction, the Interserve site team at our flagship £25M Leisure Centre project in Eastleigh, Hampshire have hosted two Women in Property breakfast meetings which have included presentations about the design and construction challenges faced as well as a site tour for those attending.

The project has a number of women working in key disciplines, including in architecture, structural engineering, quantity surveying, safety & environmental, document control and commercial roles.

We have provided a work experience placement to a female graduate and have seen a number of female operatives working on the project in engineering and technical roles.

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Published 18 September 2017
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Colleges and universities, Disadvantaged and minority groups support, Promoting construction as a career choice,

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Medium,

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Good practice,

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Gareth Drake
Project Manager

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