Capes elected Junior VP at IHE15/03/2022 ITS policy lead at the Department for Transport, Darren Capes, has been elected as the new Junior Vice President of the Institute of Highway Engineers and will join the Presidential team at the AGM this summer. |
IHE goes proactive on passive safety23/09/2021 As part of its regular contribution to Highways magazine, the Institute of Highway Engineers takes a look at new guidance on passive safety for Intelligent Transport Systems equipment. |
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IHE unveils new online workshops for winter services20/11/2020 The Institute of Highway Engineers has announced a series of short online workshops to teach the basic components of winter service delivery. |
Webb takes the chains at the IHE05/08/2020 The presidency of the Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has been officially handed over to Stephen Webb, who will serve until June 2022. |
IHE to bring industry wide collaboration platform to life27/03/2020 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has announced the launch of a new platform for sector collaboration, providing the kind of support missing from the industry since the Highways Maintenance Efficiency Programme was disbanded. |
IHE update: Events suspended, offices closed but the work goes on18/03/2020 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) offices in London and Birmingham have now closed. The institute requests that members get in contact only through email or the website now. |
Temporary traffic management training designed to last19/06/2019 Institute of Highway Engineers chief executive Richard Hayes discusses its new temporary traffic management training course and sector engagement programme, which have helped change the sector's understanding of this vital area. |
Big Interview: Rising to the Top13/06/2019 Dominic Browne talks to Jonathan Pearson, president of the Institute of Highway Engineers and Chief Judge for this year's Highways Awards, about training, breaking down barriers and providing a personal touch to career development. |
IHE annual conference 2019 to bring the sector together05/06/2019 The annual Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) conference takes place on 20 June this year in Glasgow on the theme of 'Getting it Right: Using Best Practice on UK Roads'. |
New street works inspection training ready to launch05/06/2019 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) is set to launch a new training scheme to support 'right first time' utility reinstatements. |
WJ takes the lead on leadership31/05/2019 One of the UK's leading road marking companies, the WJ Group, has launched a companywide 'leadership training' initiative for its workforce. |
Sad loss for the traffic signs community11/10/2018 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has announced the recent death of Geoff Bray, an inaugural member of the traffic signs committee that it set up to run its annual conference and other events. |
IHE launches industry wide partnership programme21/06/2018 A new Professional Development Partnership launched by the Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) could see closer co-operation between key groups in the sector on training and practitioner support. |
IHE launches virtual academy as Pearson presidency begins21/06/2018 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has established a new ‘virtual’ training academy, offering industry-led training in highway engineering. |
Staffordshire wins big with IHE recognition27/04/2018 Three major highways schemes in Staffordshire have been recognised by the Institute of Highway Engineers for their quality of design and for helping enable future economic growth. |
On a mission: Highways and IHE look to the future with new deal16/03/2018 Highways publisher the Hemming Group and the Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) have signed an agreement that will see the IHE continue its relationship with Highways magazine and the Highways Awards, as well as providing CPD accreditation for many of Hemming’s Traffex events. |
IHE takes a flexible approach to skills gap with FE college16/03/2018 The Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) has linked up with a further education (FE) college and local employers to develop flexible training courses with the aim of tackling the skills gap in the sector. |
LGA warns 2017 could be ‘tipping point’ year for potholes09/01/2017 Local authorities have warned that 2017 could represent a tipping point for potholes with new analysis showing the repair bill could reach £14 billion within two years. |
IHE CEO: Councils must be better prepared06/12/2016 The chief executive of the Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) says local authorities are ill prepared when it comes to dealing with crisis situations. |
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