Christina Jackson is a Chartered Engineer, Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers (
ICE,
CEng) and Honorary Professor at the School of Engineering,
University of Birmingham. Her work has involved coordinating the treatment of abandoned
limestone workings in the
Black Country, leading work on
land reclamation and regeneration, and major works on the
M40 and
M6 Toll.[1] Jackson was the first woman elected chair at the
Institution of Civil Engineers West Midlands in 2004.[2][3]
1980–1982: Cornell University as a graduate teaching and research assistant.
1983–2009: Ove
Arup in Midlands, started as Geotechnical engineer and promoted to senior Geotechnical engineer, then Regional associate to Associate Director.
2009–2016:
Amey as principal Engineering Manager and Technical Director to Geotechnical department.[4]
2016 onwards:
CH2M/
Jacobs, Birmingham as a Technical Director to the Geotechnical department.
Awards
Shortlisted for the
WISE Award for Leadership and Inspiration in 2012.[6]
2015 recipient of the Lifetime achievement in engineering award from Women in Construction and Engineering.[4]
Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation West Midlands Awards 2019 Winner for Best Large Project for the Worcester Battenhall Rail Bridge.
Judge for the 2019 the WICE awards (European Women In Construction & Engineering Awards).[7]
Selected publications
Stas, C.V., and Kulhawy, F.H. Critical evaluation of design methods for foundations under axial uplift and compression loading. Final report. United States: N. p., 1984. Web.
Jackson CV and Braithwaite PA (1988). The identification of abandoned limestone mines by site investigation methods. Proceedings of 2nd International Conference on Construction in Areas of Abandoned Mine Workings, June 1988. Engineering Technical Press, Edinburgh.
Kulhawy FH, Jackson C and Mayene PW (1989), First order estimation of ko in Sands and Clays. Foundation engineering: Current Principles and Practices, Volume 1 ASGE, New York
Kulhway FH and Jackson C V (1989), Some observations on Untrained Side Resistance of Drilled Shafts. Foundations Engineering: Current Principles and Practices, Volume 2, ASCE, New York
Jackson CV (1996), Stabilisation of Cow Pasture Limestone Mine, Sandwell, West Midlands. International Conference on Environmental Management of Mining Operations, London September 1996, BC UK Conferences Limited.
Jackson C, Lamont-Black J, Alder D and White C (2015), “Embankment failure remediation on the M5 junction 7 – a case history of electrokinetic treatment” XVI European Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Edinburgh 2015.
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abWhitelaw, Jackie (27 May 2015).
"Career path: Christina Jackson, Amey". Infrastructure Intelligence. Association for Consultancy and Engineering. Retrieved 20 June 2019.
Christina Jackson is a Chartered Engineer, Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers (
ICE,
CEng) and Honorary Professor at the School of Engineering,
University of Birmingham. Her work has involved coordinating the treatment of abandoned
limestone workings in the
Black Country, leading work on
land reclamation and regeneration, and major works on the
M40 and
M6 Toll.[1] Jackson was the first woman elected chair at the
Institution of Civil Engineers West Midlands in 2004.[2][3]
1980–1982: Cornell University as a graduate teaching and research assistant.
1983–2009: Ove
Arup in Midlands, started as Geotechnical engineer and promoted to senior Geotechnical engineer, then Regional associate to Associate Director.
2009–2016:
Amey as principal Engineering Manager and Technical Director to Geotechnical department.[4]
2016 onwards:
CH2M/
Jacobs, Birmingham as a Technical Director to the Geotechnical department.
Awards
Shortlisted for the
WISE Award for Leadership and Inspiration in 2012.[6]
2015 recipient of the Lifetime achievement in engineering award from Women in Construction and Engineering.[4]
Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation West Midlands Awards 2019 Winner for Best Large Project for the Worcester Battenhall Rail Bridge.
Judge for the 2019 the WICE awards (European Women In Construction & Engineering Awards).[7]
Selected publications
Stas, C.V., and Kulhawy, F.H. Critical evaluation of design methods for foundations under axial uplift and compression loading. Final report. United States: N. p., 1984. Web.
Jackson CV and Braithwaite PA (1988). The identification of abandoned limestone mines by site investigation methods. Proceedings of 2nd International Conference on Construction in Areas of Abandoned Mine Workings, June 1988. Engineering Technical Press, Edinburgh.
Kulhawy FH, Jackson C and Mayene PW (1989), First order estimation of ko in Sands and Clays. Foundation engineering: Current Principles and Practices, Volume 1 ASGE, New York
Kulhway FH and Jackson C V (1989), Some observations on Untrained Side Resistance of Drilled Shafts. Foundations Engineering: Current Principles and Practices, Volume 2, ASCE, New York
Jackson CV (1996), Stabilisation of Cow Pasture Limestone Mine, Sandwell, West Midlands. International Conference on Environmental Management of Mining Operations, London September 1996, BC UK Conferences Limited.
Jackson C, Lamont-Black J, Alder D and White C (2015), “Embankment failure remediation on the M5 junction 7 – a case history of electrokinetic treatment” XVI European Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, Edinburgh 2015.
^
abWhitelaw, Jackie (27 May 2015).
"Career path: Christina Jackson, Amey". Infrastructure Intelligence. Association for Consultancy and Engineering. Retrieved 20 June 2019.