Explore our range of sector-specific and in-depth technical webinars and learn more about our products and their benefits, properties and applications. Currently available:
Innovation in the Mining Legacy Sector: Concrete on a Roll™
Innovation in the Rail Sector: Concrete on a Roll™
Innovation in the Utilities Sector: Concrete on a Roll™
Innovation in the Road Sector: Concrete on a Roll™
Designing with GCCMs for Erosion Control and Weed Suppression Applications
This webinar will explore the use of CC in the Legacy Mining sector and how it is rapidly establishing itself as the construction material of choice with The Coal Authority.
The material is used for a variety of erosion control applications in the mining sector, including channel lining, slope protection and lagoon lining. CC is typically ten-times faster to install than conventional concrete solutions and is an eco-friendly, lower carbon alternative to traditional concrete solutions. CC is also BBA certified with a durability in excess of 120 years when used in erosion control applications.
CC is uniquely suited for installations in remote mine sites where logistical efficiency is key, and is well suited to use in extreme environments. As a result, not only has it been installed in the UK, but also in mining locations with sub-zero temperatures such as northern British Columbia in Canada and at 4000m altitude in the Chilean Andes.
The webinar covers technical data, installation guidelines and mining case studies from the UK.
Gavin Adams has been with Concrete Canvas Ltd for over four years. After obtaining a BA (Hons) degree from University of Central England (UCE) in Business & Management, Gavin has spent 15 years working in ground engineering and has a wealth of experience across multiple sectors.
As part of his remit as Technical Sales for Concrete Canvas, Gavin works closely with regional consultants, contractors and clients, including The Coal Authority, Network Rail, Highways England and local authorities. Gavin is available to provide technical presentations, site visits and CC installation training for our core erosion control applications; channel lining, slope protection, bund lining, concrete remediation and weed suppression.
This webinar will explore the use of CC in the rail sector since its first use in 2009 and how it is rapidly establishing itself as the construction material of choice with network providers worldwide.
The material is used for erosion control applications in the rail sector including channel lining, slope protection, culvert repair and weed suppression. CC is typically ten-times faster to install than conventional concrete solutions and is an eco-friendly, lower carbon alternative to traditional concrete solutions. CC is also BBA certified with a durability in excess of 120 years when used in erosion control applications.
The speed and ease of installing CC means it is well suited to time-critical track-side work, reducing line possession and improving safety.
The webinar will cover technical data, installation guidelines and rail case studies within the UK.
This webinar will explore the use of CC in the utilities sector and how it is rapidly establishing itself as the construction material of choice by utility companies in the Power, Water, Gas, Landfill and Hydro-electric industries worldwide.
The material is used for erosion control applications in the utilities sector including channel lining, slope protection, concrete remediation and weed suppression.
CC is typically ten-times faster to install than conventional concrete solutions and is an eco-friendly, lower carbon alternative to traditional concrete solutions. CC is also BBA certified with a durability in excess of 120 years when used in erosion control applications. CC is often used on sites with sensitive infrastructure, such as power stations. CC produces no back spray, debris or rebound, eliminating the need for site closures or costly clean-up operations post-installation.
The webinar will cover technical data, installation guidelines and utilities case studies within the UK.
Luke Valvona has been with Concrete Canvas Ltd for two years. After obtaining a BEng degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Glamorgan, Luke has 8 years of experience in Technical Sales roles and has gained a wealth of knowledge across multiple sectors.
As part of his remit as Technical Sales for Concrete Canvas covering the South East of England, Luke works closely with regional consultants, contractors and clients, including Network Rail and HS2, Highways England and local authorities. Luke is available to provide technical presentations, site visits and CC installation training for our core erosion control applications; channel lining, slope protection, bund lining, concrete remediation and weed suppression.
This webinar will explore the use of CC in the rail sector since its first use in 2009 and how it is rapidly establishing itself as the construction material of choice with network providers worldwide.
The material is used for erosion control applications in the Highways / Road sector including channel lining, slope protection, culvert repair, concrete remediation and weed suppression.
CC is typically ten-times faster to install than conventional concrete solutions and is an eco-friendly, lower carbon alternative to traditional concrete solutions. CC is also BBA certified with a durability in excess of 120 years when used in erosion control applications. The speed and ease of installing CC means it is well suited to time-critical road-side work, reducing lane possession and improving safety.
The webinar will cover technical data, installation guidelines and road case studies within the UK.
Laurie Cummings BEng (Hons), EngTech, MICE qualified as a civil engineer in 2010. He has experience working for a large civil engineering contractor where he specialised in the highways sector. His on-site experience of installing Concrete Canvas® as a contractor gives him a good appreciation of the process from the contractors’ point of view.
As part of his remit as Technical Sales for Concrete Canvas, Laurie works closely with regional consultants, contractors and clients, including Highways England, South Wales Trunk Route Agent (SWTRA) and local authorities. Laurie is available to provide technical presentations, site visits and CC installation training for our core erosion control applications; channel lining, slope protection, bund lining, concrete remediation and weed suppression.
This webinar explores the use of Concrete Canvas GCCMs as an erosion control and weed suppression solution on projects around the world. Focussing on the design and product specification process, Presenter Lee Church discusses the properties of GCCMs and their benefits in comparison to traditional solutions such as sprayed, poured and pre-cast concrete.
GCCMs are used for erosion control and weed suppression applications in a variety of sectors worldwide, including channel lining, slope protection, culvert repair, concrete remediation and weed control.
CC is typically ten-times faster to install than conventional concrete solutions and is an environmentally friendly, lower carbon alternative to traditional concrete solutions. CC is also BBA certified with a durability in excess of 120 years when used in erosion control applications.
Lee Church B.Sc (Hons), EngTech, MICE graduated from Durham University with a degree in Geology in 2005. Lee has over 15 years’ experience in Geotechnical Engineering, primarily in slope stability design, hydraulic design and the specification of erosion control solutions.
Lee joined Concrete Canvas Ltd in 2015 as Technical Sales Representative for UK South, developing relationships and working with key clients including Network Rail, Highways England, the Environment Agency and local authorities. In 2018, Lee became the company’s first Technical Manager. In this role, Lee is responsible for design and technical compliance of GCCM material applications.
Darren Hughes is the International Business Development Manager for Concrete Canvas Ltd (CC Ltd).
Darren graduated in 1995 from the University of South Wales (USW) with a Bachelor of Science (Hons) Degree in Chemistry and has Post Graduate Qualifications in Sales & Marketing.
For over 20 years, Darren has been working with innovative UK manufacturers, to introduce disruptive technologies to a Worldwide audience.
Darren joined CC Ltd in 2012 to develop our channel partners around the world; the company currently has 6 overseas offices managing over 65 distribution partners, with approximately 90% of turnover coming from export markets.
