Luke Winch
Low Carbon Manager, Galliford TryLuke began his career as a Temporary Works Designer, working across many sectors including several bridge projects, such as the South-East Aylesbury Link Road, the Nuneham Viaduct Emergency Reconstruction and the A52 footbridge.
His passion for sustainability and low carbon design in civil engineering led him to work on behalf of the Temporary Works forum to produce industry guidance on considering embodied carbon in temporary works and construction.
Luke is now a Low Carbon Manager at Galliford Try, where he leads the efforts in the infrastructure business to decarbonise their projects through the creation of governance and championing trials and innovations.
Despite his change in career, Luke is still actively working on decarbonising temporary works, working on the next phase of guidance production and industry engagement whilst drawing on his previous design experience to shift decarbonisation efforts further left to the preconstruction phase to have a greater carbon reduction impact.
My Speaker Sessions
Wednesday 13 March 2024
Carbon Reduction in Temporary Works
- Is the embodied carbon associated with temporary works and construction (A5 lifecycle module) significant?
- Typical temporary works for bridge construction and their contribution to embodied carbon.
- How to decarbonise these items, including by making temporary works permanent.
Thursday 14 March 2024
Panel: Reducing Carbon in Bridges – from Planning to Execution Following PAS 2080
- Comprising representatives from across the supply chain (client, designer, contractor and supplier) this seminar will consider how stakeholder's experience when applying PAS 2080, barriers to its use, and how it contributed to reducing carbon, as well as other outcomes.
- There will be opportunities for audience participation and discussion throughout the session.
