Update: midday Friday 8 October

We are now closed for in-person attendee registrations, but our virtual registration is still open for the live stream from 1.20pm - 3.00pm. We will send you the event link automatically once you have registered.

If you have any queries please contact hs2events@hs2.org.uk

The HS2 Learning Legacy will build on the legacies of knowledge and experience from previous major projects, including the Crossrail Learning Legacy, Thameslink Learning Legacy and the London 2012 Learning Legacy. It will contribute to the knowledge captured on the Major Projects Association Knowledge hub and aims to capture and disseminate good practice, innovation and lessons learned from HS2 in order to raise the bar in industry, improving UK productivity and showcasing the depth and strength of major projects expertise worldwide.

The HS2 Learning Legacy will be formally launched on Monday 11 October at the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), 2 Savoy Place, London. We are delighted to invite you to attend as our guest.

The launch event is supported by the Major Projects Association and the Infrastructure and Projects Authority.

It will include presentations and a discussion from a panel of senior, expert speakers who will each talk about their own experience, the relevance of the HS2 Learning Legacy and the legacies of other major projects to their work. Our speakers will be:

Andy Murray, Executive Director, Major Projects Association
Mark Thurston, CEO of High Speed Two Ltd
Rachel Skinner, President of the Institution of Civil Engineers
Tim Parker, Executive Project Director of Sydney Metro
Michael Dyke, MD for HS2 at BBV, and Chair of the Safety, Health and Wellbeing Leadership Forum (SWHELT)
Fiona Spencer, Director of Function, Profession & Standards at the Infrastructure and Projects Authority

Update 8 October: In person registration is now closed. We will be live streaming the main session on the day from the IET, please register to receive the event link.

Registrations are closed

HS2: Learning Legacy Launch