APM event hosted by the South Wales and West of England Branch on 24 May 2023. Speakers: Anuj Goyal and Ibtissam Adem The Geospatial Commission is building a digital map of underground pipes and cables that will revolutionise the way we install, maintain, operate and repair our buried infrastructure - the National Underground Asset Register (NUAR). In this session we shared our experience of setting up this complex project, managing over 650 stakeholders and creating a OneTeam approach across public and private partners. There is currently no comprehensive underground map of the UK’s service network. Different organisations have their own maps showing where such things as gas pipes and electricity cables are, but the lack of a combined map creates an increased risk of potentially lethal accidents. Over four million holes are dug in the UK each year, many in the wrong place. Unforeseen ground conditions are a major obstacle to all construction and housing projects, especially on previously developed land. Atkins is building a new digital map of underground pipes and cables will help improve efficiencies in construction and development, reduce disruption and improve workers’ safety. As well as the technical solution, Atkins has engaged with over 650 Asset Owners (AO) to get access to their underground data and transformed this, so it is available in a consistent way on the platform. This session covered an overview of what we did and our experiences in Stakeholder Management & Teamwork covering; Building a One Team Approach Boosting staff morale in a multi-supplier project and Collaborative Working https://www.apm.org.uk/news/building-a-oneteam-culture-in-a-complex-multi-supplier-environment-lessons-from-the-national-underground-asset-register-nuar/