ICE Essex Meeting Intro presentation 6th Dec 2011
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The document summarizes information from the December 2011 newsletter of the ICE East of England Essex Branch. It lists the branch committee members and objectives. It provides information on upcoming events in January and February 2012, including presentations on social media in construction and temporary traffic management. It also includes information on supported events, requirements to become a chartered environmentalist, benefits of ICE membership and fellowship, and encouraging the next generation of civil engineers.
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