Hawkins Welcomes Chartered Engineer Minesh Patel

Welcome Minesh, a Chartered Engineer with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, bringing a diverse background in structural design and forensic investigation.

Continued Growth of Hawkins’ Singapore Team- Welcoming David Reid Rowland

We are delighted to announce the continued expansion of our Singapore office with the arrival of David Reid Rowland, who joins us from Hawkins’ London office

Hawkins Hosts an Evening of Insights and Networking at London Drinks Reception

Hawkins welcomed guests for our annual drinks reception in London. Our experts gave a presentation titled “From Collapse To Cleanup” and an evening of networking was followed

Madeleine Combrinck

Madeleine is a Chartered Mechanical Engineer with a background in material failures and building and white goods fire investigation.

Minesh Patel

Minesh is a Chartered Engineer with expertise in structural design and forensic engineering. He holds master’s degrees in Civil and Applied Science Engineering, and has led investigations into structural failures, bridge performance, and construction defects across the UK, Canada, and the Middle East

Built on Risk: The UK’s Mining Legacy

Discover how abandoned mines may threaten new developments, and how geotechnical assessments can be used to ensure safe, stable construction.

Andrew Reeves Presents to the Chartered Association of Building Engineers

Andrew Reeves was invited to present at the CABE conference, giving a talk on sinkholes and their impact within the UK.

Working at Height – Making the Right Choices

Hannah Fletcher discusses legislation, safety precautions and protective equipment to ensure safe working at height.

Neville Tranter Awarded Honorary Assistant Professorship

We are delighted to announce that Neville Tranter has been conferred the title of Honorary Assistant Professor in Engineering within the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of Birmingham.

Ballastless Railway Track: A Smooth Ride Ahead?

Civil Engineer, Thomas Leyland, discusses the history, development and future of ballastless or slab railway track and covers where and why it is used, recent increases in its use, and the potential results of this.