We are BAM Nuttall, part of the Royal BAM Group of civil engineers. Our group is one of Europe’s largest contractors, employing 20,000 people globally, with an annual turnover of £7 billion.

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BAM Nuttall

Craig Devitt

Mark Brueton

David has worked at [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited) since 1998, where he joined on an apprenticeship. In his current role, David helps us make advancements with digital technologies to keep our business competitive in in the rapidly changing industry.

Among his varying projects, David has developed a plan to raise digital skills across the organisation. He’s also involved in a collaborative initiative to improve employee wellbeing through better work life-balance.

David loves to travel, both professionally and is his free time. His role in digital construction takes him all over Europe, working with different teams in the BAM Group to push digital innovation.

David Milnes

“Seeing our vision translated every day on our projects across the UK and internationally is truly inspiring.”

Nicholas has been working in the UK civil engineering sector for 30 years, almost exclusively within marketing and business development roles. He joined [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited) in 2000.

In his role as business development director, Nicholas is responsible for our business development strategy. A large part of his role is pairing [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited) with customers and partners that share our vision – a vision for a sustainable future, where our projects have a positive impact on communities.

After studying Geology at Strathclyde University, Nicholas decided to pursue a career in marketing and is now a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing. At home, Nicholas loves to cook, play golf with his sons, and is part of a 5-a-side football team.

Nicholas Mccormick

Charley joined [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited) at the end of 2018 in our Business Development team as marketing and content coordinator. She is a key player in this team, working to strengthen our market position.

Charley loves promoting the complex engineering that we undertake and finds it incredibly satisfying due to the lasting benefits our projects leave behind.

Having a degree in Writing, Fashion and Culture and having a varied background in marketing, Charley finds the creative elements of her role the most rewarding and enjoys being able to design and plan brochures, presentations, emails and campaigns and then seeing the end output.

Charley Pape

Laura is their Social Impact Coordinator and has been working at BAM Nuttall for 3 and a half years and is a member of the ICRS. She is responsible for ensuring they make the best possible impact through their work, as society goes through periods of rapid social change. As part of her role, she collects, analyses and reports their social impact data from their projects - ensuring they perform as they expect.

Holding an MA in Sociology and Social Research, Laura supports the Social Impact team to create positive, transformational change through delivering social value on their projects.

Laura Bishop

Faye helps our customers, employees and local communities to access opportunities that create social mobility, and a more resilient and diverse sector. She is part of the Culture and Diversity team, leading our Enhancing Lives agenda - our approach to creating positive transformational change.

Faye joined BAM in May 2017. She previously spent 13 years at Laing O’Rourke as part of a social impact team. When she’s not working, Faye loves to get back to nature. She goes off-grid a couple of times a year to stay on eco-camps in the wild.

Faye Jenkins

Daniel joined BAM Nuttall in 2002 as an assistant environment engineer, working in environmental roles ever since. He now leads the Environment department, helping to maintain our environmental management system. He has helped to develop our company’s environmental and sustainability strategy, and identifies environmental best practices to introduce into the business.

Daniel works closely with other BAM operating companies, collaborating to reduce carbon and waste, and help build a more circular economy. He also represents us at industry level with government and sector organisations. When he’s not working, Daniel gets outdoors as much as possible with his family, sea kayaking in Anglesey or walking in the Peak District.

Daniel Whiteley

James Lees

Elissa joined BAM Nuttall in 2005 as learning and development coordinator and has been part of the growth and evolution of the department on her journey to her current role, head of talent management.

Upon leaving school with three GCSE’s and 6th form with a certificate in performing arts, Elissa’s dreams of being on the stage didn’t quite work out but her love of delivering exceptional customer service did. Her new ambition of becoming a hotel manager evolved as she experienced regional training sessions. Elissa shifted into HR and training roles for hotels and cruise ships, ensuring every member of staff had the skills and behaviours to deliver the perfect end-user experience. This formed the foundation of her career in Learning and Development.

Elissa enjoys being able to see people from around the business develop, grow and reach their potential. When she’s not at work, she loves walking, camping and being outside with her family.

Elissa Holloway

Georgia joined BAM in early 2019 as a Design Coordinator where her role is to manage and support a multi-million, multi-discipline structures portfolio on behalf of [Network Rail](/org/network-rail-limited). The role involves providing engineering management and technical assessments of bridge reconstructions and refurbishments, as well as delivering to budget, quality and programme.

Georgia is incredibly passionate about inclusive leadership. She believes that everyone should be able to bring their ‘whole self’ to work to reach their full potential and that this is important to professional and personal development.

In 2018, Georgia co-founded a social enterprise called Dversty to improve the inclusion of diverse groups in engineering and technology industries. Georgia has also been involved in campaigns with WISE, Women’s Engineering Society, [Open Data Institute](/org/open-data-institute), CHAIN Events, STEMAZING and the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). And was shortlisted for STEM Rising Star Black British Business Awards 2020.

Georgia Thompson

Dougal is a design manager, responsible for examining external and internal design proposals. He makes sure design briefs are properly addressed and provide a safe, efficient, buildable design that meets the client’s expectations.

Dougal worked in sales for 8 years before enrolling in a Civil Engineering degree in 2007 and becoming a chartered member of the ICE in 2018. He has worked with us since 2013 and moved into a technical design role in 2016.

Dougal loves the great outdoors and has run several triathlons. In 2018, he assembled a team from [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited) who cycled from Land’s End to John O’Groats, raising more than £20,000 for Mind – the mental health charity.

Dougal Betts

Colin leads the Innovation department. He works with departments across [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited) and the wider group to promote innovation in our business.

When he’s not managing innovation initiatives, he’s developing processes to streamline how we deploy innovation in the business. He looks at how we can make better use of data and how we can play a part in the shift towards Smart Cities.

Colin joined [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited) in 1997 and became a chartered civil engineer in 1998. He was admitted as a fellow of ICE in 2011. Outside of his main job, he supports graduate civil engineers on ICE Training Schemes.

Colin Evison

Bill joined us in 1984 as a managing quantity surveyor. He left in 1989 before returning in 1991 as a commercial manager. He’s held his current role as commercial director on the BAM Nuttall Executive Board since 2017.

In his role, he’s instrumental in delivering the whole project delivery cycle, and has to make challenging decisions at critical project moments. Above all, Bill takes pride in collaborating with motivated people, working together to deliver what was promised to the customer.

Bill is a fellow of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors, and member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. When he’s not working, he loves the great outdoors, and enjoys hillwalking in Scotland, where he lives.

Bill Morris

Alan joined BAM Nuttall in 1985 as a site engineer. He has worked through the ranks to become preconstruction director, a BAM Nuttall Executive Board post he has held for over two years. During his time with us, Alan spent three years with sister company BAM International in Ghana, West Africa.

Alan is a strong believer in collaboration and has delivered several projects working in alliances. He plays a large part in finding business opportunities which allow BAM Nuttall to be more sustainable, and delivery more efficient. He is a chartered civil engineer, member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, member of the Institute of Collaborative Working and a fellow of the Permanent Way Institution.

Outside of work, Alan has a great passion for golf and has represented Britain at University level and several counties at various levels.

Alan Cox

Shane Skinner is currently a Lifting Safety Engineer at [BAM Nuttall](/org/bam-nuttall-limited). Prior to this, they were with M&A Carpentry Southern Ltd from August 2019 to March 2020, where they were an Appointed Person and Crane Supervisor. Shane was also self-employed from May 2017 to March 2020, during which time they served as an Appointed Person. From September 2016 to March 2017, Shane Skinner was a Lift Supervisor with Aspin Group. Shane has also worked as a Lift Supervisor with the UK Ministry of Defence from September 2011 to September 2016, completing the military crane supervisor course and gaining worldwide experience of lifting operations in both military and civilian environments. Shane Skinner has also worked as a crane operator for over 11 years with the UK Ministry of Defence, from December 2004 to September 2016, and as a port operator class 2 with 17 Port & Maritime Regiment RLC from September 2004 to October 2016. Shane began their career as a soldier with the British Army in July 2003 and served until September 2016.

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