Andrew Riddick
About Andrew Riddick
Andrew Riddick is a Fire Engineer at Arup with expertise in smoke/fire modelling, evacuation analysis, and structural fire resistance.
Current Position at Arup
Andrew Riddick has been working as a Fire Engineer at Arup since 2018. He is based in the Glasgow, Scotland office and is a member of Arup's North Engineering Team. In this role, he focuses on developing innovative fire strategies and ensuring they align with clients' architectural aspirations while being economically feasible.
Previous Experience with Jeremy Gardner Associates
Before joining Arup, Andrew Riddick worked at JEREMY GARDNER ASSOCIATES LIMITED in Edinburgh, Scotland. He held the position of Senior Engineer from 2016 to 2018. Prior to this, he started his career at the same company as a Graduate Design Engineer from 2014 to 2016. His experience at Jeremy Gardner Associates provided him with a solid foundation in fire engineering.
Educational Background
Andrew Riddick studied at The University of Glasgow, where he completed a Master of Engineering (MEng) in Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical/Space Engineering from 2009 to 2014. Prior to his university education, he attended Prestwick Academy from 2004 to 2009. His academic background has given him a robust understanding of engineering principles, which he applies in his professional career.
Expertise in Fire Engineering
Andrew Riddick possesses expertise in various aspects of fire engineering, including smoke/fire modelling, evacuation analysis, and structural fire resistance. His comprehensive knowledge allows him to contribute effectively to the development of fire strategies for multiple sectors such as education, residential, and commercial buildings.
Contribution to Architectural Aspirations
At Arup, Andrew Riddick plays a crucial role in creating fire strategy solutions that align with clients' architectural aspirations. His work involves developing cost-effective fire strategies that do not compromise on safety, ensuring both the functional and aesthetic goals of projects are met.