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ICE Director of engineering knowledge Mark Hansford hosts as guests Martin Burns from RICS and Emily Monastiriotis from Simmons & Simmons discuss the state of disputes in the construction industry, the role contracts can play in enabling better outcomes, and how civil engineers can better mitigate risk on projects.
Episode produced by James Crumly.
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