DYSE Structural Engineers

We had an amazing evening yesterday celebrating our friends Artform Architects 10th anniversary—a huge and well-deserved achievement. Congratulations to the team! It was lovely to see many of our completed collaborations from over the years featuring on their slideshow. Thanks for the delicious pizzas and beers, and here’s to another fantastic decade ahead! 

One of four DYSE bridleway bridges to be installed within the next 12 months across the country. The bridge will carry the Trans Pennine Trail over the route of the Chesterfield Canal which is soon to be restored. DYSE provided design from optioneering stage to full detailed design with renders done in house. https://lnkd.in/epF587zD

Well done to Kier for the successful completion of the works during the Wigan to Bolton electrification blockade at the weekend. DYSE have supported the team at Kier (ex-Buckingham Group) since formation and have been supporting on Wigan to Bolton for the last two years including the Category 3 check of Ince Green Lane overbridge and various temporary works at Deep Pit footbridge, Ince Green and Chulsey Gate.

I'm looking forward to a delivering a walking tour today to the IStructE Young Members Group Northwest. Manchester has many great bridges but we'll be focusing on some of the more contemporary designs to the West side of the city following a route southwards down the River Irwell.

DYSE Welcomes Grace Cawdron and Spandan Paul to the Team as Graduate Structural Engineers We are pleased to announce the addition of two talented individuals, Grace Cawdron and Spandan Paul, to our team as Graduate Structural Engineers. Their arrival underscores DYSE’s commitment to developing emerging talent and driving innovation in structural engineering. Grace Cawdron joins us after completing her MEng in Civil Engineering at the University of Manchester, where she excelled in structural design and analysis. Following her graduation, Grace gained valuable industry experience during a brief stint at Aecom, where she was involved in key infrastructure projects. Her practical experience, combined with her strong academic background, makes her a valuable asset to the DYSE team, and we are eager to see the fresh insights she will bring to our projects. Spandan Paul recently completed his MSc in Structural Engineering, also at the University of Manchester. His academic achievements and dedication to innovative engineering practices position him well to contribute to DYSE’s diverse range of projects. Both Grace and Spandan have great potential through their academic and professional experiences. We are confident that they will thrive in their new roles at DYSE, helping us to continue delivering innovative and resilient engineering solutions. As DYSE continues to expand its portfolio and take on new challenges, we are thrilled to support Grace and Spandan in their professional development. We look forward to the fresh perspectives and energy they will bring to our team. Please join us in warmly welcoming Grace Cawdron and Spandan Paul to the DYSE family!

DYSE Welcomes Grace Cawdron and Spandan Paul to the Team as Graduate Structural Engineers We are pleased to announce the addition of two talented individuals, Grace Cawdron and Spandan Paul, to our team as Graduate Structural Engineers. Their arrival underscores DYSE’s commitment to developing emerging talent and driving innovation in structural engineering. Grace Cawdron joins us after completing her MEng in Civil Engineering at the University of Manchester, where she excelled in structural design and analysis. Following her graduation, Grace gained valuable industry experience during a brief stint at Aecom, where she was involved in key infrastructure projects. Her practical experience, combined with her strong academic background, makes her a valuable asset to the DYSE team, and we are eager to see the fresh insights she will bring to our projects. Spandan Paul recently completed his MSc in Structural Engineering, also at the University of Manchester. His academic achievements and dedication to innovative engineering practices position him well to contribute to DYSE’s diverse range of projects. Both Grace and Spandan have great potential through their academic and professional experiences. We are confident that they will thrive in their new roles at DYSE, helping us to continue delivering innovative and resilient engineering solutions. As DYSE continues to expand its portfolio and take on new challenges, we are thrilled to support Grace and Spandan in their professional development. We look forward to the fresh perspectives and energy they will bring to our team. Please join us in warmly welcoming Grace Cawdron and Spandan Paul to the DYSE family!

We're on the lookout out for a near chartered, or chartered engineer to join us as a Senior Engineer.

DYSE are pleased to be delivering the surveys and multi-disciplinary design of FRP platform overlay systems / humps to 10No stations in Wales for Hammond ECS Ltd. The first of station at Ty Croes has been completed!

DYSE are pleased to be delivering the surveys and multi-disciplinary design of FRP platform overlay systems / humps to 10No stations in Wales for Hammond ECS Ltd. The first of station at Ty Croes has been completed!

DYSE are supporting Kier Transportation in the raising of Deep Pit footbridge by jack and pack for electrification of the Wigan to Bolton line. This bridge is Grade II listed. We are carrying out temporary works on the job collaborating with Tony Gee and Partners, Mabey and RJP town planners. https://lnkd.in/eiiaPRiM