Samuel Hazell
About Samuel Hazell
Samuel Hazell is a geologist currently working at Arup with extensive experience in geotechnical engineering and geosciences.
Current Position at Arup
Since 2015, Samuel Hazell has been working as a Geologist at Arup in the Midlands. His role involves geological assessments, data interpretation, and supporting engineering projects with geotechnical expertise. Arup is known for its focus on innovative solutions in the built environment, and Samuel’s contributions likely include site investigations, materials testing, and geotechnical analyses.
Previous Experience at BP and Shell
Samuel Hazell’s previous roles have included a short tenure as a Geospatial Data Manager at BP in 2015 and a Geotechnical Data Manager at Shell from 2013 to 2014. These positions involved managing geological data, ensuring its accuracy, and facilitating decision-making processes in oil and gas exploration. His experience in these major energy companies has provided him with insights into the geospatial and geotechnical data management needed for resource extraction industries.
Education and Academic Background
Samuel Hazell attended Scarborough Sixth Form College from 2007 to 2009 before pursuing a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Geology/Earth Science at The University of Birmingham, graduating in 2012. His academic training provided a foundation in geological theories, field studies, and practical applications in earth sciences, preparing him for his professional roles in geotechnical engineering and data management.
Field Technician and Visitor Service Assistant Roles
In 2013, Samuel Hazell worked as a Field Technician at Mindax Ltd in Western Australia for five months, gaining hands-on experience in mineral exploration. He also served as a Visitor Service Assistant at The Rotunda Museum of Geology in Scarborough, UK, from 2012 to 2013, where he engaged with the public and contributed to geological education and outreach efforts.
Leadership in Midland Geotechnical Society
Samuel Hazell has held the position of Former Chair for the Midland Geotechnical Society. This leadership role underscores his involvement in the professional community, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among geotechnical professionals. His contributions to the society highlight his commitment to advancing the field of geotechnical engineering.