Fyfe is a fully integrated engineering, environment, planning and survey firm. Employing 350+ staff across major capital cities and regional centres in Australia, Fyfe works with a broad range of clients from defence, resources, property, and infrastructure sectors. Additionally, their engineering expertise in pipelines and above ground facilities means they are at the forefront of exploring the new energies space including the transition to hydrogen fuel.

Successfully delivering complex, multi-disciplinary engineering projects can be very challenging.  Delivering these types of projects without understanding and managing the interaction between the various engineering disciplines involved can lead to project failure. How do different types of engineers - electrical, mechanical, civil, process (chemical) work together on different types of projects? And what steps can you take now to make sure you are prepared for a career in engineering projects?

Join Fyfe engineers for this insightful session and start networking ahead of the Watson Miles Society event.

Presenters:

Jaron Whalley - Principal Mechanical Engineer, Hydrogen & Hydrocarbons With 28 years of experience as a mechanical engineer and project manager Jaron has worked in countries around the world including Azerbaijan, Middle East and the UK. Passionate about the energy transition to Hydrogen, Jaron is a member of the Australian Standards ME93 working group and is contributing to developing new ISO 19880 standards for gaseous hydrogen refuelling stations focusing on mechanical and non-mechanical compressors.

Duke Robertson - Undergraduate Mechanical Engineer, King's College 2020-2021

Brendan Lynch - Graduate Mechanical Engineer

Jayne Di Bella - HR Advisor

Dress code: Business casual