Dan Saville
About Dan Saville
Dan Saville is the Director and Leader of the UK Infrastructure Sector (UKIMEA Region) at Arup, with extensive experience in infrastructure projects across the UK and Canada.
Current Role at Arup
Dan Saville serves as the Director and Leader of the UK Infrastructure Sector for the UKIMEA region at Arup. He has held this position since 2018. In this role, he has been instrumental in shaping the infrastructure strategy for the region. Saville's leadership involves overseeing infrastructure projects and ensuring the integration of operations across the UKIMEA region.
Previous Roles at Arup
Before his current position, Dan Saville served as the Director and Infrastructure West Group Leader for Arup's offices in Cardiff, Bristol, and Belfast from 2016 to 2018. Prior to that, he was Principal and Infrastructure Practice Leader in Canada from 2014 to 2016. Saville also held the role of Director in Cardiff from 1990 to 2013, providing him significant experience in various aspects of infrastructure project leadership.
Education and Expertise
Dan Saville completed his education at Cardiff University, where he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Civil and Structural Engineering, with honors, from 1987 to 1990. His educational background laid the foundation for his extensive career in infrastructure and civil engineering. His expertise includes leading and integrating infrastructure projects across multiple regions.
Leadership in UKIMEA Infrastructure
Since 2018, Dan Saville has played a crucial role in the UKIMEA infrastructure strategy at Arup. His efforts have been significant in ensuring the seamless integration and operation of infrastructure projects across the UKIMEA region. His leadership has contributed to Arup's standing in the infrastructure sector, demonstrating his capability in managing large-scale projects and strategic initiatives.
International Experience in Infrastructure
Dan Saville has extensive international experience, having held leadership positions in both the UK and Canada. His tenure as Principal and Infrastructure Practice Leader in Canada provided him with a broader perspective on infrastructure management and project execution. This international experience has been vital in his current role, where he oversees infrastructure strategy across a diverse and expansive region.