Offshore Engineering Society
The OES acts to promote interest and scholarship in both the scientific and applied aspects of offshore engineering.
Deep dive into the world of nature-based solutions and discover how companies like ARC Marine are restoring marine habitats whilst at the same time building large offshore infrastructure projects.
ARC Marine has developed reef cubes® to be the most sustainable building material in our oceans. They are made of carbon negative concrete, plastic free, consist of 98% recycled materials and are certified safe for use in the marine environment.
They meet the technical requirements of coastal developers enabling them to choose reef cubes® to protect their marine infrastructure, preventing the use of traditional toxic and high carbon alternatives. Reef cubes® are scientifically proven to boost biodiversity, restore our oceans and prevent millions of tons of greenhouse gases being produced as well as restoring damaged reef ecosystems whilst humans continue to build in the ocean to fight climate change.
Reef cubes® are being developed to become the perfect substrate to restore marine life. Whether that be coral, kelp or oysters on the outer surface or lobsters, fish and eggs in the internal chambers. Reef cubes can be scaled in size from 15cm to 2000cm and 3D printing is used to formulate bespoke textures on the reef cubes® which follow scientific principles resulting in techniques described as nature inclusive design or biomimicry. This enables all species types to be catered for, at different life stages across the globe.
The OES acts to promote interest and scholarship in both the scientific and applied aspects of offshore engineering.
ARC Marine
Engineering Manager
With experience in marine civil and coastal engineering and a passion for the ocean Harrison joined ARC Marine to develop artificial reefs across the globe with their unique and leading solutions. Steering the engineering and product development within ARC Marine towards practical and efficient solutions balanced with nature inclusive design.

A series of web-based workshops aimed at graduate, student and technician members who are working toward EngTech, IEng or CEng with the ICE. These workshops provide advice and guidance on recording Initial Professional Development (IPD), broken down by attribute.

This is an opportunity for Technician members (EngTech MICE/FICE) and those wishing to become qualified at EngTech grade to come together to discuss issues that are important to technicians. This session explores becoming an ICE EngTech reviewer, with benefits and applying.

Join the ECNet for this technical webinar about the design of active travel infrastructure. Two Incorporated Engineers from Mott MacDonald will share key learning from a redevelopment scheme focusing on active travel, and a new layout for the design of CYCLOPS junctions.