Visit to Old Oak Common Station 2024

In this IIL educational visit, attendees will have an opportunity to see a large regeneration transport project – Old Oak Common Station. This visit includes a presentation given by a member of the HS2 project team, which covers the main construction and engineering risks.

Old Oak Common Station will be a new transport superhub in West London offering quick, reliable, and comfortable journeys to the Midlands, the North and Scotland. The station will provide a world-class interchange for an estimated 250,000 passengers each day and will be a gateway into Old Oak and Park Royal, one of the largest regeneration sites in the UK.

During this visit, attendees will be informed of the ongoing work on-site with a short presentation by risk engineer experts and will have an opportunity to explore the viewing platform across the site and beyond.

Learning objectives

• An understanding of major construction risks
• An understanding of methodology and construction processes

Attendees are required to make their own travel arrangements to/from Old Oak Common Station – the nearest tube stations are Willesden Junction (Bakerloo Line) or East Acton (Central Line). No parking facilities are available at the site.