1. CURRICULUM VITAE GRAEME HANNAH
46 CAIRNTOUL COURT, BALLOCH, CUMBERNAULD, G68 9JS ▪ 07725 301323 ▪ G.HANNAH85@GMAIL.COM
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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Graeme Hannah is a qualified Electrical Power Engineer with six years experience in the
field of Intelligent Transport Systems and five years experience in Highways Maintenance.
He is a self-motivated individual who works well under pressure, and enjoys working with
colleagues and clients to ensure work is produced to a consistently high standard.
Comfortable being part of and leading a team, he also enjoys being involved in all aspects of
a project, from initial research and design, to final sign off and handover. Throughout his
career he has gained experience in many roles including design, site work and consultancy
as well as liaising and meeting with clients.
Graeme is seeking a role which is challenging, rewarding and will allow him to develop
within his engineering career.
EDUCATION
Sep 2010 – 2014 Glasgow Caledonian University
2:1 Honours Degree in Electrical Power Engineering
Modules covered include: Plant and Electrical Distribution Systems, High Voltage
Plant and Condition Monitoring, Power Electronic Systems, Communications
Engineering, Control Engineering, Quality Assurance, Engineering Operations
Management, and Microcomputer Systems (with C++).
Sep 2003 – Jun 2007 Stow College of Engineering
HNC Civil Engineering
Units covered include: Construction Management, Safety and Quality, Site Safety,
and Fluid Mechanics.
TRAINING
Sep 2003 – present
October 2012
March 2013
May 2010
March 2010
June 2009
Ongoing Health and Safety at work training
Emergency First Aid At Work
Electro-technical Certification Scheme (ECS)
CDM 2007
Construction Site Management Course
MetOffice training
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Institute of Engineering and Technology, member since 2014.
STEM Ambassadors Society, Ambassador between 2010 and 2012.
SOFTWARE KNOWLEDGE
Basic C++, Microsoft Project, Comsol, MatLab, ERACS, Magnet, and Lightroom
Proficient Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, and AutoCAD 2011.
INTERESTS
Graeme’s academic and career interests include; air quality, renewable energy development, and ‘green’
technology. He also has a keen interest in astronomy and photography, with some of his work being used
to support work based projects and presentations.

2. CURRICULUM VITAE GRAEME HANNAH
46 CAIRNTOUL COURT, BALLOCH, CUMBERNAULD, G68 9JS ▪ 07725 301323 ▪ G.HANNAH85@GMAIL.COM
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EXPERIENCE
Consultant, IBI Group, Glasgow July 2012 – Present
Recruited by IBI Group to fill ITS Consulting position, providing support to a National and International
client base.
Responsibilities include; project management, client liaison, site design, CAD site layout drawings, site
support and supervision during construction, equipment installation and commissioning, maintenance,
data collection and analysis, report production, and creation of business development proposals.
Projects:
 Glasgow Operations Centre, Eastgate Building (Glasgow City Council, May 2014 – Present)
 Environmental Incident Management System (Transport Scotland, October 2013 – Present)
 ITS Test Site (Transport Scotland, July 2012 – Present)
 Bluetooth Journey Time System (Transport Scotland, and Aberdeen, Dundee, and Edinburgh City
Councils, Dec 2012 – Present)
 Scottish Roads Traffic Database (Transport Scotland, July 2012 – March 2014)
 Forth Replacement Crossing (Transport Scotland, June 2014)
 STREETWISE ITS Framework (National Roads Authority, Ireland, April 2013)
Key Achievements:
Part of the delivery team that lead the operational, institutional and traffic system elements of the new
Glasgow Operations Centre.
Assisted in the ongoing development of an Environmental Incident Management System which is
expected to increase air quality in areas where Scottish trunk roads run nearby towns and cities.
Responsible for assisting in the installation of new technologies which trialled and benchmarked against
traditional traffic monitoring equipment. This has ranged from side fire RADAR and single loop vehicle
classification to Bluetooth detectors.
Honours Year Project, Glasgow Caledonian University April 2014
Using ITS Intelligently: Reducing Air Pollution In Glasgow City Centre. The aim of the project was to
explore communications methods for Air Quality Monitoring (AQM) equipment along with how the data
gathered can be managed and disseminated into real-time, relevant Traveller Information in the public
realm and Traffic Control systems across Glasgow and the surrounding trunk road network. It is
anticipated that these systems will, in the future, assist in the reduction of air pollution in Glasgow.
Senior ITS Design Technician, Amey Consulting, Motherwell Apr 2010 – June 2012
Selected by Amey’s Regional Director to fill a new role within the Company. This role was supplemented
by an Honours Degree course, requested by Graeme as part of acceptance of new contract.
Responsibilities included; civil and electrical designs, contract document creation, on-site support and
supervision during construction, client and stakeholder liaison, and design team management.
Projects:
 Perimeter Intruder Detection at Edinburgh Airport (BAA, January 2012 – June 2012)
 Virtual Snowgates (Transport Scotland, October 2011 – January 2012)
 A46 Queue Detection System (Highways Agency, September 2011 - October 2011)
 M6 Junction 2 Ramp Metering Installation (Highways Agency, June 2011)

3. CURRICULUM VITAE GRAEME HANNAH
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 A19 Ramp Metering Installation (Highways Agency, April 2010 – April 2011)
Key Achievements:
Lead ITS Designer on £3.9m contract for construction of Ramp Metering system at five sites in North East
England. Provided a first point of contact for the stakeholders throughout severe winter weather
disruption. Successfully assembled and managed a design team at short notice to amend standard ramp
metering designs. The team had less than one day to produce amendments to the designs which, if not
carried out, would have meant the ramp metering sites were not legally enforceable upon switch-on. As
a result of this amendment these designs are now standard throughout the UK.
Lead designer for installation of a queue detection system as part of an accident reduction strategy on
the A46 in the West Midlands. Specified all-wireless technology to save on long term maintenance costs,
and CO2 reducing technology such as energy saving LEDs, and miniature wind turbines and solar panels
so that there was no need for connection to the national power grid.
Produced the preliminary layout design of an intruder detection system; part of BAA’s upgrade of
security at Edinburgh Airport. This specialist design was outside normal scope of work, yet was accepted
by the client with only minor amendments.
NRSWA Technician, Amey Consulting, Glasgow Aug 2009 – Mar 2010
Seconded to work within Traffic Scotland offices, as the New Roads and Street Works Act (NRSWA)
Technician. Responsibilities included; continual close liaison with trunk road clients and stakeholders,
converting hand drawn designs to CAD schematics, creation of a map-based inventory of all equipment
on the motorway network.
Route Engineer, Amey Infrastructure Services, Tannochside Dec 2008 – Jul 2009
Rejoined Amey as Route Engineer, responsible for planned and reactive maintenance on the A725 and
A726, and assisting with major incidents on those routes.
Route Engineer, BEAR Scotland, Edinburgh Dec 2007 – Nov 2008
Recruited by BEAR Scotland on completion of apprenticeship and award of HNC in Civil Engineering.
Roles included; safety and detailed inspections, and maintenance of the A1, A6901, A7 and M8 (Jct. 1 to
Jct. 8) trunk roads, and liaison with local government and members of the public.
Apprentice Technician, Amey Highways, Tannochside Sep 2003 – Nov 2007
Accepted into structural design company Fairhurst’s apprenticeship programme to work within their
partner company, Amey Highways, whilst studying for HNC in Civil Engineering.