Graham Redman
About Graham Redman
Graham Redman is an Associate Director at Arup in London, with extensive experience in transport projects and a strong commitment to promoting equality and diversity in engineering.
Current Position at Arup
Graham Redman is an Associate Director at Arup, a position he has held since 2019. Based in London, United Kingdom, his role involves coordinating and leading design efforts across more than 20 disciplines on major station projects, most notably for Network Rail. His breadth of expertise is critical to Arup’s large-scale transport projects, where he collaborates with diverse teams to achieve seamless outcomes.
Professional Experience at Arup
Graham Redman’s tenure at Arup spans multiple roles over nearly two decades. Starting as a Graduate Engineer from 2002 to 2004, he progressed to Engineer (2005-2011), Senior Engineer (2011-2014), and Associate (2014-2019) before becoming the Associate Director. His extensive experience includes working with key clients like Network Rail, HS2, BAA, and Crossrail. He has played a pivotal role in multidisciplinary design projects, often working closely with architectural colleagues.
Education and Expertise
Graham Redman holds an MA MEng in Engineering from the University of Cambridge, where he studied from 1998 to 2002. His academic background provides a strong foundation in engineering principles, which he has applied throughout his career at Arup. His expertise extends to dealing with the challenges of designing for constructability, especially concerning historically significant buildings.
Commitment to Equality and Diversity
Graham Redman is actively involved in promoting equality and diversity within the engineering field. He participates in Arup's women's network, striving to create an inclusive environment. His efforts contribute to broader initiatives aimed at achieving fairness and representation in the industry.
Volunteering and Personal Interests
Outside of his professional responsibilities, Graham Redman dedicates himself to several personal commitments. He volunteers as crew for the RNLI at Chiswick, balancing this with his family and sporting interests. Additionally, he devotes one day a week to childcare, showcasing his ability to balance family responsibilities alongside a demanding engineering career.