Hawkins & Associates
John Holland is a mechanical engineer based in Glasgow with extensive experience in engineering management and business development. Currently serving as Principal Associate and Business Development Manager at Hawkins & Associates since August 2007, as well as Principal Associate and Regional Manager for Scotland and Ireland, John Holland specializes in the investigation of engineering failures, personal injuries, fluid escapes, and road traffic accidents. Previously held positions include Engineering Manager at Timoney Technology, Customer Engineer at Teradyne, and Field Engineer at Schlumberger, among others. John Holland holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Mechanical Engineering from University College Dublin and completed secondary education at St Joseph's Secondary School, Athboy.
Hawkins & Associates
Hawkins is a multi-disciplinary forensic practice established in 1980 with offices in the United Kingdom, Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore. We work primarily with the insurance, loss adjusting, risk management and legal professions providing specialist pre-loss risk assessment, forensic root cause analysis, expert witness services, post-loss remediation and prevention advice. We have a team of over 100 forensic engineers and scientists who can investigate a wide range of losses including fires, explosions, road traffic accidents, personal injuries, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, power generation, marine and contamination issues and many more. We are industry leaders with proven expertise and practical experience, married with a real awareness of our clients’ needs. We offer a rapid response, attending the scene immediately if required. A preliminary report is produced within three days of the scene visit, setting out the most probable cause and a proposed strategy for further investigation. Our reporting is flexible and can be tailored to your needs, depending on the scale and urgency of the investigation. Our services range from a free consultation through to a full investigation where required to formulate a clear and impartial report for the support of legal action.