Emma Coyle

Background

About Emma Coyle

Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Civil Engineering and Construction at ATU Donegal. Chartered Member of Institution of Civil Engineers (CEng MICE) Member of Institute of Engineers Ireland (MIEI) Level 7 Certificate in Revit and 4D BIM - 2022 Level 9 TII/TUD Certificate in Lifecycle of Road Pavements - 2020. MSc in Infrastructure Engineering at University of Ulster 2012 Civil Structural Environmental Engineering, Trinity College Dublin (BA BAI)- 2011 Nov 2016 - Nov 2021: Engineer/Senior Engineer at JB Barry and Partners. Deputy Project Manager on a TII Major Road Project, taking a central role working with JV design partners, the client and internal/external team members and subconsultants to take the project from Phase 0/1 through Option Selection and Design/EIAR. Involved in road projects from a technical/pavement perspective for Client design and D&B Projects, Road Safety Audit team member and involved in National Road RSIAs. Company involvement in tendering for work, the Work Positive committee, Office first aid responder and part of the CPD Committee. Jan 2016 - Nov 2016: AECOM ECI Highways Supervisor on M1 J19 Improvement (NEC3) Assistant Highways Engineer working for AECOM (formally URS Corp.) Bedford. A new interchange between the M1/M6/A14 at Catthorpe. Aug 2013 - Jan 2016: AECOM Graduate Engineer. Worked in the Strategic Highways team. Key elements of work were the detailed design of Cycle Superhighway 5 (Oval to Pimlico) and North/South Cycle Superhighway in London which was undertaken under CVU joint venture partnership as part of the LoHAC framework. September 2012 - August 2013: Graduate Engineer at Highland Council TEC Services, Dingwall, Scotland. Acquired RoSPA 10 day accreditation for Road Safety Engineering