Asset Management & Performance Practice Leader for Western Australia & Northern Territory.Asset Management & Reliability capability leader.Project involvement include asset management consulting across Australia & New Zealand in various sectors including; Resources, Manufacturing, Water, Telecommunications, Health, Social Housing, Transportation, Local Government & Education.Subject matter expert for current state assessments and the development of improvement road maps.

Lecturer on the Masters Programme in Advanced Infrastructure Management. My course content covered asset information strategy, -standards & -systems and how these are used to support an organisations asset management activities. It also included a review of Global Standards, the South African statutory context for asset management and the impact of emerging digital technologies and tools on asset management practices.

Aurecon Africa demerged from Aurecon and re-branded to Zutari. My role and responsibilities remained unchanged.

Asset Management Specialist working with the leadership teams of clients in a number of African Countries, to benchmark current asset management practice and develop improvement road maps to enable the achievement of the organisations strategic goals.

Led the 100+ African asset management team. Project involvement included asset management maturity assessments and improvement plans for clients in a number of countries and industries.

Provided infrastructure asset management services to asset-rich organisations, over the entire infrastructure asset life cycle from planning to retirement, including:- Asset Management maturity audits- Asset valuation & condition assessment- Asset planning, portfolio analysis & sustainable capital management- Asset care

Technical Assistant on the Infrastructure Delivery Improvement Programme implemented by the National Treasury Department of South Africa. Tasks included the implementation of best practice methodologies and change management in order to streamline the planning- and delivery processes for the roll-out of health- and education facilities in the Eastern- and Western Cape Provinces, as well as the management of the respective property portfolios.

Project Manager for the European Union funded SPRINT programme which invested €3 million in five food deficient districts of Malawi, with the aim of maximising cash transfers through employment-intensive projects in three sectors: Road Rehabilitation, Community Forestry and Agriculture.

Administration of the branch as well as marketing the company to clients in the area. Project involvement included site supervision for civil engineering projects and a comparative study of on-site biological wastewater treatment systems

Manager of Polokwane and Makhado branch offices. Part-time lecturer in surface water studies at the University of Limpopo.

Project Manager for €6 million programme to provide alternative methods of creating food security through the implementation of employment intensive projects. Programme consisted of three elements: Road Works (the labour-intensive rehabilitation and maintenance of rural feeder roads and associated bridges and drainage structures); Small-scale Irrigation projects (treadle pump, stream diversion and multi-purpose dam projects); District Assembly (DA) projects (various projects selected and… Show more Project Manager for €6 million programme to provide alternative methods of creating food security through the implementation of employment intensive projects. Programme consisted of three elements: Road Works (the labour-intensive rehabilitation and maintenance of rural feeder roads and associated bridges and drainage structures); Small-scale Irrigation projects (treadle pump, stream diversion and multi-purpose dam projects); District Assembly (DA) projects (various projects selected and implemented by the DA's). Show less

Project manager for a number of projects linked to municipal infrastructure management.