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Keeping it civil: different paths, one profession

Event organised by ICE

Date
27 October 2026
Time
12:30 - 13:30 GMT
Location
Online
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Overview

Keeping it Civil is a relaxed lunchtime series bringing together professionals from across the civil engineering industry for informal, fireside chat–style discussions.

In each session, a guest speaker will briefly introduce their background, share the journey that led them to their current role, and talk about what their day-to-day work in civil engineering involves.

Each talk will last around 20–25 minutes, followed by approximately 20 minutes of audience Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions, explore different career journeys, and gain insight into the wide range of roles within the industry.

Whether you're curious about career paths, industry challenges, or what civil engineers actually do, Keeping it Civil offers an engaging way to learn directly from those working in the field.

This first talk will be presented by Rhys Cotterell providing an insight into his career working at the consultancy AtkinsRéalis.

Speaker

Rhys Cotterell

Rhys Cotterell

AtkinsRéalis

Chartered Civil Engineer at AtkinsRéalis

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Rhys Cotterell

Rhys Cotterell is a Chartered Civil Engineer at AtkinsRéalis, specialising in coastal and maritime projects. He currently leads a team of engineers working on the Sizewell C project, delivering complex infrastructure solutions within a multidisciplinary environment. Beyond his professional role, Rhys is actively involved with the ICE and serves as vice-chair of the West Wales and Swansea City Committee. He is passionate about developing the next generation of engineering professionals and was previously selected as one of the ICE’s President Future Leaders, under the ICE’s immediate past president, Prof. Jim Hall.