
Ella Mills - Apprentice
Ella is undertaking a Planning Apprenticeship, whilst studying Construction Management at London Southbank Uni. We caught up with Ella to learn about her experiences so far.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we will be sharing the achievements of women across the business throughout the week. Here, Engineer Daisy Gibson talks about her path into construction, her role and aspirations for the future.
This week, in support of International Women’s Day, we’re helping to #BreakTheBias by celebrating the achievements of women across the business.
Daisy is an engineer currently working on site at Sir Robert McAlpine's Battersea Phase 3A project.
She studied Civil Engineering at Bristol University and was sponsored by Sir Robert McAlpine which allowed her to work on different projects over the summer and gain hands on experience that helped with her studies.
Daisy then joined our graduate scheme and has been working on Battersea Phase 3A since then. She considers herself fortunate to have worked in various roles including design management, procurement, package engineering and seeing out sectional completion.
In this video, Daisy shares more about her route into construction and what International Women's Day means to her, including how we can #BreakTheBias by creating a more inclusive workplace.
Ella is undertaking a Planning Apprenticeship, whilst studying Construction Management at London Southbank Uni. We caught up with Ella to learn about her experiences so far.
Karla is one of many members of our team who’ve achieved over ten years’ service at Sir Robert McAlpine. Unusually for a Quantity Surveyor, she initially graduated and worked in Human Resources. We spoke to her about her switch and her career here.
Shauna joined us a graduate after studying Civil Engineering at the University of Nottingham, and has since worked on projects including the new American Embassy. We spoke to her about her career to date – and what it’s like to work on her current project, the Elizabeth Tower.