WSP, a Canada-based global leader in engineering and professional services consulting, has appointed Andrew Doyle as Country Director for Ireland, according to Rail Business Daily.

Doyle joins WSP from global engineering and operating firm Egis, bringing more than 30 years' experience delivering major road and rail programmes across Ireland. WSP noted he possesses a strong background in operational leadership and safety critical infrastructure.

Dan Bishop, managing director for Rail at WSP, said: "I'm pleased to welcome Andrew to WSP to lead our growth in Ireland, joining us as we continue to deliver on major transformational transport, water and energy projects. With his unique blend of expertise, experience and knowledge, earned from years of delivering leading-edge work across the island of Ireland, we will make an even greater difference to people's lives through a dynamic range of exciting and innovative projects."

Andrew Doyle, country director for Ireland at WSP, said: "I'm excited to be joining WSP and taking on the role of Country Director for Ireland. I'm looking forward to working with colleagues and clients to deliver safer, more sustainable and resilient solutions across the country."

The appointment strengthens WSP's leadership capabilities in Ireland as the company continues to deliver major transformational transport, water and energy projects across the country. Doyle's three decades of experience in delivering road and rail infrastructure programmes positions him to guide WSP's Irish operations through ongoing and future engineering projects.

His background in operational leadership and safety critical infrastructure proves particularly relevant as Ireland advances significant transport infrastructure developments, including rail network modernisation, road projects and sustainable transport initiatives. The Country Director role encompasses strategic oversight of WSP's engineering and consulting activities across the island of Ireland.

Access comprehensive details on the appointment and WSP's Irish operations in the full announcement.