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Balfour Beatty Site Engineer Fraser Conway has recently completed his 4 year civil engineering modern apprenticeship and has now progressed onto a new Graduate Apprenticeship Civil Engineering programme.

Fraser joined Balfour Beatty in 2016 and is a former pupil at Northfield Academy. Fraser initially joined Balfour Beatty as an apprentice civil engineer working on the AWPR as was part of the joint venture project team between 2016-2018.

Fraser has since been a member of the project team which delivered the Dundee Regional Performance Centre for Sport project (2018-2019) and has been part of the Union Terrace Gardens project in Aberdeen since the project commenced in September 2019.

Fraser completed his civil engineering modern apprenticeship with the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) Inverness College and it is with the same University that he is now completing his new 4 year Graduate Apprenticeship course.

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