Jack Allison

Jack Allison is a Chartered Civil Engineer specialising in geotechnics. He has led the geotechnical design for two new UK railway stations and the construction of a new power station.
George Jackson

George Jackson is a mechanical engineer with Hawkins. With focus on high-temperature mechanical properties of aerospace coatings, centred on the ductile-to-brittle transition temperature and the high-temperature creep behaviour of a new generation of MCrAlY alloys
Aaron Edwards

Aaron Edwards is a fire and explosion expert in our London office
Simon Bateman

Simon has structural design experience which spans a wide variety of other sectors including residential, office, leisure, fit-out and sculpture. His CV includes a number of award-winning projects
Michael Chandler

Michael is a highly experienced Fire, Explosions and Engineering expert, principally in the operation and maintenance of high voltage electrical equipment including generators, motors, transformers, cables and uninterruptible power systems.
Killian Walsh

Killian is a Chartered Engineer (CEng) with a broad range of experience in civil and structural projects. He also has expertise with deep refurbishment of existing buildings in the education sector as well as with historic and listed buildings.
Paul McCaughran

Paul is a Chartered Architect with over 20 years of construction industry experience. He has experience of all project stages with a focus on the technical stages of projects through to leading teams and delivery on site. Paul is also registered with the Architect’s Registration Board (ARB) and has been a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) since 2005.
Chris Taylor

Principal Associate Chris Taylor has over two decades of experience in the fire industry.
Andrew Peplow

Welcome Andrew Peplow to the Hawkins Cambridge team as a Principal Acoustics Consultant.
John Holland

An Intel scholar, John graduated with a 1st Class Honours Degree in Mechanical Engineering from University College Dublin, Ireland in 2000. As part of his degree he developed an automatic moisture sensor for use in the peat industry for which he was awarded the Hewlett Packard national award for innovation in engineering. After a brief period with Schlumberger Oilfield Services in Peru, John returned to Ireland to take up a position with Teradyne Connection Systems, before joining Timoney Technology as a mechanical design engineer, where he specialised in the design and development of Hydropneumatic Suspension Systems for specialty off road vehicles. In this role he also gained considerable experience with computer aided engineering techniques such as Finite Element Analysis and Vehicle Multi-body Dynamic Analysis. John was appointed engineering manager with Timoney Technology and took over full technical responsibility for all engineering projects and products. Projects of note include the DARPA Unmanned Ground Combat Vehicle, the USMC Gladiator Tactical Unmanned Vehicle and the Timoney ADT Independent Suspension Axle System manufactured under licence by Terex Equipment Ltd. John was also involved with the Ginaf Rally Power and DeRooy race teams for the 2007 Dakar Rally and has numerous automotive suspension patents filed […]