Mark Gaby
About Mark Gaby
Mark Gaby is an Associate Director at Arup with extensive experience in civil engineering and project management, having worked on major infrastructure projects such as HS2 Phase 1, Elephant & Castle Station, and the Riyadh Metro Project.
Professional Title and Current Role
Mark Gaby holds the position of Associate Director at Arup. He has been serving in this capacity since 2012. With over a decade of experience in this role, Mark continues to contribute significantly to various high-profile projects at Arup.
Previous Work Experience
Mark Gaby's professional journey includes significant roles across several esteemed organizations. He was an Associate at Arup from 1999 to 2012, a Senior Engineer at Brown & Root International Projects in 1998, and a Senior Engineer at Bechtel Corporation from 1996 to 1998. Before these, he worked at Brown & Root Civil / Howard Humphreys & Partners as a Highways / Structural Engineer from 1991 to 1996. His career began with an Industrial Year Placement at BAA in 1990.
Educational Background
Mark Gaby pursued Civil Engineering at the University of Surrey and earned a Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (B.Eng Hons) from 1987 to 1991. His foundational education was at Judd School, Tonbridge, where he studied from 1981 to 1987.
Key Projects and Roles
Mark Gaby has played pivotal roles in numerous significant engineering projects. He served as Project Manager on the HS2 Phase 1 scheme, overseeing design services for tunnelled sections from Euston to Ruislip. As Project Director, he contributed to the Elephant & Castle Station project, improving both passenger routing and constructability. He was also the deputy Project Manager for the Riyadh Metro Project, aiding the design of 11 deep underground stations. At the Thames Tideway Tunnel, he led a multidisciplinary team to provide tender support services. His contributions to the Shieldhall Sewer project in Glasgow and the Crossrail Chief Engineer’s Group further demonstrate his extensive project management expertise.