Unlocking career advancement with CareerOne
In today’s fast-paced world, professionals are constantly seeking opportunities to enhance their careers and stay ahead in their respective industries. Enters CareerOne.
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Enhancing safety and compliance with proper equipment
In any construction project, having the right equipment is not just a convenience or a preference; it is a necessity. Construction projects are fraught with risks and uncertainties, ranging from worker safety concerns to environmental impacts and legal requirements. Investing in trusted, industry-leading machinery can ensure compliance and maintain safety onsite.
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Adam Matthews joins Denso as National Development Manager
In the People on the Move column, The Australian Pipeliner is tracking new appointments in Australia, New Zealand, Papuan New Guinea and the Pacific’s pipeline sector.
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Hydrogen workforce to get world-class training
Ground has been broken on TAFE Queensland Bohle campus’ new Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Training Facility and Advanced Manufacturing Skills Lab.
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Pipe Tek completes data logging for the NGI Project
Equipped with large scale solutions and expert project management, Pipe Tek now offers clients, like contactor NACAP, the full package for their pipeline projects.
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Belzona Superwrap II restores strength to sewage pipeline
Corrosion is a real threat to the integrity of piping systems. Failure of these system is always detrimental and, in some cases, has catastrophic consequences.
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Rebrand solidifies Verbrec as leading mid-tier engineering, infrastructure and training service provider
What the great resignation means for the pipeline industry
The Australian Pipeliner speaks with specialist recruiter at Peter Norman Personnel Kate Cuic about how work culture has shifted in the wake of the ‘great resignation’.
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Kidston hydro project creates job boom
The world-first Genex Kidston pumped hydro energy project will create up to 900 jobs, the Queensland government has announced.
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FFI, Firstgas to explore green hydrogen in NZ
In an effort to decarbonise energy production in New Zealand and improve energy security, Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and Firstgas Group are investigating the country's potential for new green hydrogen projects.
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AEMO appoints general manager
The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has appointed Merryn York as its executive general manager for system design.
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Ask an expert: Kate Cuic on employment in the gas and pipeline sector
The pipeline and gas industry is facing a looming skilled workers shortage as the sector undergoes a period of dramatic change. The Australian Pipeliner talks to specialist recruiter at Peter Norman Personnel Kate Cuic about hiring trends, how work culture has changed under COVID-19, and how the global energy transition is impacting jobs in the industry.
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Pipeline Plant Hire provides flexible dry hire solutions for major contractors
Pipeline Plant Hire (PPH) is a specialist provider of earthmoving equipment, hire excavators, vacuum lift sales, and hire pipe handling. Equipped to support remote projects, the company has built up a name for itself, delivering heavy plant hire and earthmoving services to even the most isolated corners of the country.
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Momentum appoints new managing director
Hydro Tasmania has appointed Lisa Chiba as the new managing director of its mainland energy retail business, Momentum Energy.
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Genesis heads depart for Australia
Genesis Energy has announced its chief operations officer (COO) Nigel Clark and chief digital officer James Magill are leaving the New Zealand company for Australia.
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Origin appoints new general manager
Andrew Thornton has over 20 years’ experience operating and investing across the Australian energy and industrial sectors.
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STATS taps into Australian market
The company said its brand is well-established in the Australian energy sector, and establishing a formal entity in the country was the next logical step.
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WATCH: Vacuum lifters on NGI Pipeline
Vacuworx has released a video demonstrating its vacuum lifters at work at the Northern Goldfields Interconnect lay down yard.
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Webinar: Modelling gas blends with Synergi Gas
DNV is hosting a webinar on modelling hydrogen blends, renewable natural gas (RNG) and CO2 with Synergi Gas.
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HDD installations on the Parmelia Gas Pipeline
The shifting sands of Perth can add complexity to trenchless projects; however, with good drilling practices and a swift, well-planned schedule, running sand is no obstacle for horizontal directional drilling. With expert knowledge and this extensive preparation, UEA was able to complete vital replacement works on one of Western Australia’s most significant gas pipelines.
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NSW reveals hydrogen strategy
The New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet unveiled a strategy alongside energy magnate Andrew Forrest on Wednesday 13 October, to invest $3 billion into hydrogen hubs.
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Alltype awarded contract by APA
WestStar Industrial advises its engineering construction business Alltype Engineering has been awarded a major contract by APA Group.
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QLD’s $1b hydrogen project
The Queensland premier said the government has a strategy to partner with the private sector to make Queensland a world leader in advanced manufacturing and hydrogen generation.
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Ampol acquires Z Energy
Ampol has executed a binding scheme implementation agreement (SIA) to acquire 100 per cent of Z Energy for NZ$3.78 per share.
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Women in pipelines: Cara Robb
Historically, low female participation has been an ongoing issue in energy industries, with companies struggling to attract, retain and promote women. The APGA is attempting to shift this imbalance by offering more women’s networking opportunities and leadership development programs. The Australian Pipeliner sat down with two women who are challenging the conventional stereotypes and paving the way for future female industry figures.
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Unconscious bias in recruitment
The energy sector is one of the lowest ranked in terms of female representation in leadership positions. As such, the industry is currently facing an ageing workforce and a demand for new skills, with declining appeal among younger people.
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