Lawrie Quinn

Lawrie Quinn is a highly experienced professional with over 40 years in the Rail, Transportation, and Infrastructure sectors. He holds the title of a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and has served in various leadership roles within the railway industry in the UK.

Lawrie Quinn is a former Member of Parliament, contributing to UK Transport, Economic, and Safety policy debates and strategies. He brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the field, having been actively involved in shaping key policies.

His educational background includes studying A levels in Mathematics, Physics, and Geography at Harraby School in Carlisle, followed by a degree in Civil Engineering with Commendation from the University of Hertfordshire.

Throughout his career, Lawrie Quinn has held significant positions such as Programme & Project Director at SNC Lavalin Atkins, Project Manager at Bechtel Government Services, and Executive Chairman at the Railway Engineers Forum. He has also served as the Secretary of the Railway Civil Engineers Association at the Institution of Civil Engineers.

Lawrie Quinn's diverse roles have included being a Delivery Manager for rail projects at Bechtel and Tube Lines, as well as managing new works delivery at Tubelines. His extensive experience has made him a respected figure in the industry, contributing to the successful delivery of various projects.

With a strong focus on project delivery and leadership, Lawrie Quinn has showcased his expertise in managing complex infrastructure projects. His past roles as MP for Scarborough & Whitby and involvement in engineering projects with BR Eastern Region highlight his versatile skill set and broad industry knowledge.