Back to work after the summer!
The summer holidays and construction holidays are over, we can get back to it. The work at Thorbeckeweg has also restarted.
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No project without a System Architect!
With the increasing complexity of integrated projects, the role of design lead is becoming ever more important. Over the past six months, Paul Quist, Jaap Joosse, Bart van Langevelde, Erik den Arend, and Sytse Alkema represented BT Engineering B.V. in the ‘Systems and Leadership Development Program’ organized by TNO-ESI and The LMS Group. In this program, we explored what the civil engineering sector can learn from the role of system architect as it is known in the high-tech industry.
In both worlds, there is a growing need for a spider in the web — someone who can connect people, technology, and project goals. We learned how to provide added value to our projects by fulfilling this role.
Last week, we successfully concluded the program with a tour at ASML. Many thanks to the other teams (ASML, Canon Production Printing, Vanderlande, Nedinsco) for their critical feedback and the inspiring exchanges!
Interested in learning more about this program and its connection to civil engineering projects? Feel free to get in touch!
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Implementation of collision protection at the Zeeburg pumping station
De Klerk Werkendam recently began work on the new collision protection system for the siphon at the Zeeburg pumping station!
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No project without a System Architect!
Five of our colleagues have successfully completed the ‘Systems and Leadership Development Program’.
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