We are pleased to welcome Megan Tram, who has recently joined the team as Project Support Officer.
A graduate of Queen Mary University of London, Megan brings experience in supporting the planning, coordination and delivery of geotechnical projects and will play an important role in supporting GEA’s engineering teams.
In her new role, Megan assists with resource scheduling, document control, purchase order management and wider project coordination, helping to support the efficient delivery of projects. She is also responsible for health and safety project documentation.
Megan’s appointment further strengthens GEA’s project support team as the business continues to grow and deliver geotechnical and geoenvironmental consultancy services across a wide range of projects.
GEA is delighted to have Megan on board and looks forward to supporting her development as part of the team.
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