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Our wonderful Engenites wrapped up the TRL (Touch Rugby League) 2024 season, full of team spirit! It was a great opportunity to socialise with work peers, work as a team, encourage healthy competitiveness, and play a sport that they all enjoy. This season went quite well as it increased everyone's weekly fitness, helped our less experienced players improve significantly by the end of the season, and it encouraged individuals from different levels and teams at Engeny to get involved which was a great opportunity for everyone! For our next season, our social sport is volleyball! We can't wait to see what our Engenites get up to in our next sport season! 🏉🏃♀️🏃♂️ #Engeny #Engineers #teambonding #healthycompetitiveness #TRL

We are excited to announce the appointment of Sean Frazer to the role of Discipline Leader for the QLD Water Resources team! Sean is a Principal Engineer with over sixteen years’ experience in the fields of water resources, water balance, surface water management and flooding. He is an experienced project engineer and project manager and a technical leader within the water resources team. Sean has contributed to the growth of our resources sector and the technical capability of the water resources team here in Queensland over more than 10 years. His in-depth knowledge of the resources sector, including his role as sub-sector leader for coal, technical expertise and passion for people make him well equipped to lead the water resources team and also join and contribute strongly to the Queensland Management team. Congratulations Sean! #Engeny #WaterResources

One of our amazing staff members joined the Liebherr Mining cycling team and participated in the MACA Cancer Ride for the Perkins, which is also known as the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research - located in Western Australia. The ride was 200km, with 100km on Saturday and 100km on Sunday, with an optional 35km challenge on Saturday. There was a total of 1900 riders, with over $10 Million dollars raised over the weekend, all proceedings went towards the Institute for cancer research. Last Saturday Michelle Gane pedalled 135km from Perth to Mandurah, she then camped for the night and commenced her pedal back on Sunday to Perth along the coast. Amazing work towards your team and we love when our staff get involved with charity events!🏥🎗️🚲 #Engeny #Charityawareness #Cancerfundraiser #Cycling

We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Ben Kiernan to the role of Discipline Leader for the Closure and Remediation team! Ben is a principal environmental engineer with widespread experience in project management, mine water management, hydrology and water infrastructure design. As a principal engineer and discipline leader with Engeny, Ben is responsible for the delivery of a number of multidisciplinary infrastructure and mine closure projects. Ben’s key areas of expertise include: multi-disciplinary project management; mine water management system design; mine closure; civil infrastructure; and dams and creek diversions. Congratulations Ben! #Engeny #closure #remediation

Our Engenites Madeline G. and Ben Stewart from our Toowoomba Office, attended the 2024 National Renewables in Agriculture Conference and Expo. They heard from speakers across the Government Sector, Industry Experts, Research Bodies, and most importantly the Farmers on the current state of renewable energy projects. Which all contribute to the exciting future ahead for the sector and many of the challenges and opportunities in achieving the ambitious emission reduction goals for QLD and Australia. The consistent themes of the day were coexistence and collaboration, acknowledging the importance of maintaining food production and security in areas where wind and sunshine are in abundance. 👩🌾☀️🌾 #Engeny #Engineering #Agriculture #NationalRenewables #networking

Engeny are pleased to announce that we are partnering with Mirvac to deliver the stormwater strategy and stormwater infrastructure design for the masterplanned community in south-east Queensland, Monarch Glen. Monarch Glen is located within Logan City Council, and it will include state primary and secondary schools, multiple neighbourhood centres, and a proposed rail station, which will be complemented by a retail offering and extensive green open space. Engeny will be providing support on the submission by providing the overall stormwater strategy for flooding and quality, taking into consideration geomorphology, fish passage and environmental constraints. Engeny will assist with the subsequent sub stage management of the stormwater, providing the final design of the stormwater infrastructure. Our team are very pleased to be involved with such a large scale project and support the implementation of approximately 7,300 residential homes over the course of 10-12 years. More information can be found at https://lnkd.in/gzVj6fM7 David Sexton, Daniel Niven, Kelsey Mundt, Jiachen (Simon) Tang, Ramya Srinivasan, Marcus Drydon, Natasha Vella, Tiffany Hart, Nicholas Nolan, Thomas Demene, Owen Richards, David Howard #Engeny #Mirvac #stormwater

Recently, our Queensland Civil Engineers came together for an in-house training opportunity on the Gold Coast, to share their knowledge and experience on aspects of urban civil design. There were 17 people in total who attended, with a mix of undergraduates to senior principals. The training covered topics including: - Risk and Road Safety - Guardrails and Barrier Systems - Footpaths, Cycleways and Disability Access - Lines of Site and Site Distance Checks - Design Scope Definition & Complex Multidisciplinary Project coordination - Constraints in a brownfields urban environment (utilities, vegetation, etc.) This was such an exciting and enjoyable training opportunity for our staff, they also enjoyed a lovely lunch at Kurrawa Surf Club with a spectacular view of some whales out behind the surf 👷♂️☀️🌊🐳 #Engeny #Engineering #Teambonding #Trainingday #Civil

Our Engenites went swinging into the weekend at Victoria Park last Friday evening. They engaged in some fun activities, which included the driving range and spooky themed putt putt! See the last slide for a spooky surprise ⛳🎃 #engeny #teambonding #engineering

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Samantha Breslin to the role of QLD Discipline Leader for the Environmental Management & Approvals team! Samantha joined Engeny in August 2016 and is a Principal Environmental Engineer and Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control. With a strong background in environmental compliance and impact assessments, Sam has been part of the growing environmental discipline in QLD since its beginnings, helping deliver the full lifecycle of environmental support services within the private, government and resource sectors; from preliminary approval strategies and constraints assessments through to technical impact assessments and securing approvals, regulatory advice, operational support and management plans. Congratulations Sam! #Engeny #environmentalmanagement #environmentalapprovals

Our Engenites at the UQ CESA (Civil Engineering Student Association) networking evening recently! Nona Sugawara, Joshua Neller and Matthew Whitbread represented our Geotechnical, Civil and Water Resources teams whilst connecting with the next generation of engineering professionals. If you're an up and coming undergrad or recent graduate, keep an eye out for our next intake of undergrad and graduates! #engineering #networking #Engeny