After graduating from Lancaster University with a BSc in Environmental Science, Katharine spent three years as a Minerals and Waste (Development Control) Planning Officer with a county council, before returning to academia to obtain a Masters degree in Engineering Geology from the University of Leeds. After just over a year at a multi-disciplinary site investigation consultancy, she spent nearly seven years working for a specialist piling contractor / consultant, before joining GEA in early 2016.
Since joining GEA, Katharine has worked on a wide variety of ground investigations in London and the Southeast, including many with basement impact assessments.
19.02.25
Landfill tax is set to rise significantly in April, with the standard rate rising to £126.15 per tonne and the lower rate rising to...
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Over the past year we have had students join us from Simon Balle and Richard Hale Schools for our work experience programme. We aim...
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We are looking for a geotechnical engineer with a first or second degree in engineering geology, geotechnical engineering, applied geology, or civil engineering with...
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