Standing on site at Sisk’s Isle of Man Ferry Terminal project in the UK city of Liverpool, it’s impossible to tell the unique challenges it has presented, because they are mostly underground. Beneath the surface lies centuries of maritime history – ancient docks, chambers, access gates, and many other structures and artefacts that have built up over hundreds of years of dockland activity.
In this episode of Inside Sisk, we meet the team behind the project and discover how they have applied creativity, cutting edge technology, and years of experience to solve the unique problems they have faced, successfully building on a rich history and creating a new legacy.
Featuring:
Jason Hurst, Project lead
Alex Belcher, Project Planner
Josh Hanson, Head of Digital Project Delivery, Sisk UK
Sophie Dick, Assistant Engineer
Standing on site at Sisk’s Isle of Man Ferry Terminal project in the UK city of Liverpool, it’s impossible to tell the unique challenges it has presented, because they are mostly underground. Beneath the surface lies centuries of maritime history – ancient docks, chambers, access gates, and many other structures and artefacts that have built up over hundreds of years of dockland activity.
In this episode of Inside Sisk, we meet the team behind the project and discover how they have applied creativity, cutting edge technology, and years of experience to solve the unique problems they have faced, successfully building on a rich history and creating a new legacy.
Featuring:
Jason Hurst, Project lead
Alex Belcher, Project Planner
Josh Hanson, Head of Digital Project Delivery, Sisk UK
Sophie Dick, Assistant Engineer