Marine Engineering Insights
Practical guidance from our Chartered Marine Civil Engineers covering inspections, marine asset management, engineering design, port development, temporary works and Marine Management Organisation (MMO) licensing.
Whether you're responsible for a port, marina, quay wall or waterfront development, our articles are written to help you make informed engineering decisions.
Sustainability in marine and coastal engineering is often spoken about in broad terms, but at TILT we treat it as a practical discipline
If you own a property beside a lake, river, estuary or coastal water, the idea of building your own slipway or boat access steps is naturally appealing.
Whether it’s for launching a small boat or paddleboard, creating safer water access for maintenance, or simply enjoying the view from closer to the water, a well-designed access point can be a real asset — adding both lifestyle value and property value.
But before you start sketching ideas or calling a builder, there are a few crucial decisions to make. Here are 10 things for you to think about before you apply for permission or start design work.
Rising sea levels and more frequent extreme weather are changing the way we design and protect our waterfronts. Discover how modern engineering is helping future-proof harbours, marinas and riverside infrastructure across the UK.
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