Benjamin Evans
About Benjamin Evans
Benjamin Evans is a Senior Civil Engineer at Arup in Melbourne, Australia, with extensive experience in civil and water engineering. He has worked on significant projects such as the Level Crossing Removal Project and the Malawi Post Disaster Needs Assessment response team.
Company
Benjamin Evans is currently working at Arup, a global engineering consulting firm, as a Senior Civil Engineer. Benjamin has been with Arup since 2015, initially in London, United Kingdom, and later in Melbourne, Australia, from 2018.
Title
Benjamin Evans holds the title of Senior Civil Engineer. His role involves providing expert engineering solutions and overseeing major civil engineering projects.
Education and Expertise
Benjamin Evans studied at The University of Queensland, earning a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Civil Engineering and a Bachelor of Business in International Business, both of which he completed in 2010. Additionally, he pursued an edX course on Circular Economy at Delft University of Technology. His educational background has equipped him with a diverse skill set applicable to various areas within civil and environmental engineering.
Professional Background
Benjamin Evans began his professional journey as a Water Engineer at Aurecon in Brisbane, Australia, where he worked from 2011 to 2014. He then moved to Arup as a Civil Engineer in London from 2015 to 2018 before relocating to Melbourne, Australia, where he currently serves as a Senior Civil Engineer. His career has seen him engage in significant projects and advisory roles related to transport infrastructure and urban development.
Key Projects and Involvement
Benjamin Evans has led and participated in various impactful projects. He served as Engineering Lead on the Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV) Business Cases and acted as a Technical & Project Implementation advisor on the Ecologiq program, supporting the Recycled First Policy. He played a key role in the Level Crossing Removal Project (WPA), coordinated design efforts for the Brisbane Metro tender, and contributed to the Malawi Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) response following Cyclone Idai. Additionally, in 2021, he presented at the Climate Smart Engineering Conference.