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A tale of three regions Regional Engineering – Building the Prosperity of our State

Customer logo here. A tale of three regions Regional Engineering – Building the Prosperity of our State. Adrian Smith, Regional Director Minerals & Metals WorleyParsons, Australia West Engineers Australia CELM Regional Conference. Queensland Activity. WA Activity.

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A tale of three regions Regional Engineering – Building the Prosperity of our State

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  1. Customer logo here A tale of three regions Regional Engineering – Building the Prosperity of our State Adrian Smith, Regional Director Minerals & Metals WorleyParsons, Australia West Engineers Australia CELM Regional Conference

  2. Queensland Activity

  3. WA Activity Two regional hubs of activity: • Southwest WA • Pilbara

  4. Social Issues • Accommodation constraints • Stressed public infrastructure • Lack of public services • Increased costs

  5. Non-booming Industry Issues Labour cost pressures Material cost pressures

  6. Solutions Under Trial • Retention • Attraction • Reducing overall labour costs and addressing shortage • Reducing material/fabrication costs

  7. Retention/Attraction • Lifestyle • Work/life balance • Employment stability • Sport/outdoors or young family picture

  8. Reducing Costs • Less site time • Prioritise projects • Offshore engineering • Offshore fabrication/sourcing

  9. WA Parallels • Non-booming industries • Proximity to ports • Lifestyle

  10. What could work? • Mix of workshare and local resources • Offshore fabrication & sourcing • Project prioritisation tools

  11. Thank You • Questions?

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