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ICE Yorkshire and Humber represents more than 4,000 civil engineers who live and work in Yorkshire and parts of Lincolnshire. We are a professional body and learned society, aiming to influence public infrastructure policy, promote the civil engineering profession and encourage innovation and excellence in everything we do.

Discover more about ICE's work in Yorkshire and Humber, including local events, the latest civil engineering news, and how you can get more involved.

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Explore Engineering: Ribblehead Viaduct

Explore Engineering: Ribblehead Viaduct

28 July | Carnforth

Join us to learn about the Ribblehead Viaduct that carries the Settle–Carlisle Railway across Batty Moss in the Ribble Valley at Ribblehead, in North Yorkshire. Learn about the viaduct's construction and the surrounding landscape's history on this walk, led by our ICE Yorkshire and Humber Chair, Mark Calvert and Graduates & Students Committee Co-Chair, Morwenna Parkin.

The walk will lead up to Yorkshire's second highest peak, Ingleborough and descend into the Batty Moss Valley towards the great Ribblehead Viaduct where there will be a short talk on its history and construction.

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Get the latest news from your region

Visit our News section for all the latest from your region and beyond. You can also explore our blog, The Civil Engineer, for regular civil engineering updates.

Looking for help and advice on becoming qualified?

Our professional qualification training is here to help you, from advice surgeries to courses in passing your professional review.

  • Member support (IEng & CEng)

    Technical Report Route, webinar

    • 06 September, 2018
    • Online attendance available

    The Technical Report Route allows you to utilise your work experience and practical knowledge to achieve professional qualification. In this webinar Membership Development Officer Roger Chantrelle explains how the route works and what the requirements are.

  • Membership surgery

    Membership surgery, Leeds

    • 11 September, 2018

    The Yorkshire and Humber region is holding ongoing membership surgeries as your opportunity to discuss anything related to ICE membership, professional development or routes to membership with a Membership Development Officer.

  • Technician support (EngTech)

    Technician membership, webinar

    • 26 September, 2018
    • Online attendance available

    If you work as an Engineering Technician you can apply for Technician Membership. This webinar will help explain more about EngTech MICE, and how you go about making an application.

  • Member support (IEng & CEng)

    Fast-track Career Appraisal workshops, Barnsley

    • 02 October, 2018

    This is a fast-track programme to get you preparing your Career Appraisal application in time for your preferred Review date.

  • Professional Review preparation

    ICE Professional Review preparation course, York

    • 03 October, 2018

    An affordable one day programme delivered by your local Membership Development Officer. Convenient and compact it offers step by step guidance on preparing your submission, ensuring you approach your Professional Review with confidence and clarity.

  • Fellowship support (FICE)

    Routes to fellowship, Webinar

    • 09 October, 2018
    • Online attendance available

    This webinar, hosted by ICE Wales Regional Director Keith Jones, provides an introduction to ICE fellowship. It focuses on the key requirements to making an application for fellowship.

Looking for more professional qualification training in Yorkshire and Humber?

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Interested in getting more involved?

Help inspire the next generation

There are many ways that you can get involved with ICE, including:

  • adding your expert knowledge to one of our panels or committees
  • writing for one our publications
  • visiting schools to help encourage the next generation of civil engineers

Getting involved with us is also a great way to help your professional development and further your experiences.

If you think you've got what it takes, then we want to hear from you!

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How can we help you?

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We're here to help every aspect of your membership, from becoming professionally qualified, to advice and marketing support in running an event. If you've got a question, or want some help, you can call, email or drop us a line on social media.

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