Alasdair Handley
About Alasdair Handley
Alasdair Handley is a Senior Engineer at Arup with extensive experience in civil engineering and a strong focus on environmental sustainability.
Current Position at Arup
Alasdair Handley currently holds the title of Senior Engineer at Arup. His tenure at the company started in 2021, and he is based in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. During his time at Arup, Alasdair focuses on civil design works, incorporating environmental sustainability and social responsibility into his projects. He conducts detailed design, feasibility studies, and option appraisals as part of his role.
Previous Experience at Jubb
Prior to his current role, Alasdair Handley worked at Jubb as a Senior Civil Engineer from 2020 to 2021. Over the course of 10 months, he operated in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom. His responsibilities included overseeing civil engineering projects, ensuring that design and execution adhered to sustainability principles.
Experience at Skanska
Alasdair Handley served as a Project Engineer at Skanska from 2018 to 2019. During his one-year tenure in Cardiff, he focused on project management and civil engineering tasks. His role involved detailed planning and execution of engineering projects, aimed at integrating sustainable practices.
Educational Background
Alasdair Handley studied at Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd, pursuing a Master of Engineering (MEng) degree in Civil Engineering from 2007 to 2012. His five-year educational journey laid the groundwork for his career in civil engineering, equipping him with the technical expertise and knowledge necessary for his various professional roles.
Focus on Environmental Sustainability
Throughout his career, Alasdair Handley has emphasized environmental sustainability and the social responsibility of engineers. He has a keen interest in examining the role of engineers in promoting sustainability and has incorporated these principles into significant portions of his work, especially in civil design works for both clean and dirty water projects.