Tony O’Brien: a driving force behind the Observational Method
Tony O’Brien is a chartered civil engineer and specialist in geotechnical and foundation engineering. He has spent more than 40 years improving engineers’ understanding of the ground beneath our feet.
He is a leading light in employing the observational method (OM) and the global leader for Mott MacDonald’s geotechnics practice, a 500-strong international team of professionals that he has helped build.
“Geotechnical engineering is art and science,” says Tony. “It isn’t magic, but the benefits we can deliver in budget, schedule and environmental and community impact can make it seem like it is.”
This is his story 👉 https://mottm.ac/4cLZU8E
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