Nobody wants to receive news that a loved one has died in an industrial incident. Yet the realities of catastrophic risk remain poorly understood and thus poorly managed by many organizations.

The installation of global solar power is growing at an accelerated rate, and while attention has been focused on rooftop and utility installations, the high cost of transporting fuel to remote locations presents one of the strongest business cases for integrating renewable energy with diesel power generation to form a hybrid power generation system.

The future of urban mobility requires thinking that goes beyond traditional ideas so that future growth is addressed within the context of finite global resources. Ecosystem thinking requires an integration of the complex relationship between users, infrastructure, services, and policies to satisfy mobility needs in an enduring way that will bring positive change to existing and future citizens.

Consultants often only provide high-level advice. Yet, clients expect interdisciplinary teams of experts with deep industry knowledge and a solid understanding of the history of their assets. They want consultants who can combine proven problem-solving approaches with the latest engineering and technical knowledge and deep understanding of how organizations can unlock the full potential of their people.

In the world of heavy industry one thing is clear: we can never undo the damage of a catastrophic event. Not to our employees, the environment, the community or our reputation.

As organizations go through change, when it comes to managing that change, it’s critical to have a dedicated leadership team that’s committed–to communicating with honesty, to understanding your people, and to leading by example. And to do so effectively takes a lot of hard work.

Change is inevitable. Change is constant. Change is hard. It’s a game of dominoes, where the organization and its people are the players.

In recognition of Orange Shirt Day and the release of the MMIWG report earlier this year, we’re looking at practical solutions to support a safer work environment for Indigenous women and our communities as a whole.

Industry is turning to sophisticated completions software to optimize the delivery of projects and improve cost/schedule certainty. Is it working for you?

Airport cities are poised to become the heartbeats of urban growth, with air travel becoming the preferred form of transportation. For cities looking to leverage airports as engines of development, Jarendra Reddy offers some clear runway markers.