My Job: Mapping out Cork's transport network

Kate Kenny tells John Daly how she aims to improve the quality of life for the community while supporting the economy and the environment

Jacobs' senior vice president Kate Kenny: 'Cork is a vibrant, growing city, a location that is hugely attractive for investment and as a place to live and work.'

As the population of Cork continues to grow, so too does the infrastructure needed to support this social and commercial expansion.

Selected by the National Transport Authority as consultants for the BusConnects Cork Sustainable Transport Corridors programme, the scope of work undertaken by Jacobs includes preparation of the Environmental Impact Assessment report, in addition to the construction strategy and transport assessment.