Striving for equality for all
...resources. Gender equality is the goal, and gender balance sets the stage to achieve it. As females in the often-male dominated industries of infrastructure and construction, we get asked how...
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Ceilings and Ceremonial Crests: Renovations at Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich
...ceiling in this area has extensive cracks, the majority of which result from previous works; our problem is to decide how far to take the renovation works. In addition I...
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: managing waste on the UK Defence Training Estate
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Climate Change, Defence Training Estate (DTE), Environment and Ecology, Landmarc, Sustainability
...UK to net zero by 2050. As the infrastructure provider for Defence, DIO is committed to becoming an expert in sustainability, climate change and the environment, and working together with...
Excavating a 2,500-year-old Iron Age hill fort
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DIO Communications Team, Posted on:
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Archaeology, Defence Training Estate (DTE), Lulworth Training Area, Operation Nightingale
...which will allow Historic England to carry out a drone survey. This will be used to create a detailed model of the site to demonstrate changes over time. The hope...
The MOD and Me: A view from the (archaeological) trench
...mentioned to the press that, as a child, she remembers her father taking her to the woods and showing her the trenches in which he trained before being sent to...
Searching for War Horse
...Horse' stage show. (Steve Jurvetson, via Flickr Creative Commons: https://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/5528028802/in/set-27718) The story is fiction, of course, but there were large numbers of horses involved in World War One in all...
Operation Nightingale: The eagle has landed
...will be brought to the lab at Wessex Archaeology to be processed by a volunteer team before further analysis can take place in attempt to gain as much extra information...
Women in engineering at DIO
...more technical work again and being able to really drill down into an issue or project. It is much more intellectually challenging and rewarding work, which I am really enjoying....
The eagle has landed: rare bird returns to Lulworth Ranges
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Olly Howells, Posted on:
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Defence Training Estate (DTE), Environment and Ecology, Lulworth Training Area
...ideal site from which to release the birds back into the wild. Six eagles were initially released in 2019, with the aim to release up to 60 birds over a...
Supporting Suffield: Locally Employed Civilians in Canada
![A line of Challenger 2's fire as part of the Royal Welsh Battle Group during Exercise Prairie Lightning at BATUS in 2012. [Crown Copyright/MOD2012]](https://insideDIO.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/09/45158850-1-1024x420.jpg)
...just that. DIO Canada QM(M) Department In the Quartermaster (Main) Department we employ up to 69 LECs who work with British Permanent Staff to provide Soft Facilities Management. They...