His successor, Ms Oldham, is originally from Melbourne and has spent the last 25 years working for NT Gas and APA Group.
For 12 of these years she was General Manager.
In the role as General Manager of APA Group’s Northern Territory gas pipeline operations, Ms Oldham has been responsible for the safe management and integrity of over 2,000 km of gas pipeline infrastructure, leading a team of approximately 50 people spread out across the Northern Territory.
“Wendy has a strong focus on workplace and operation safety and with her business and management skills she is well placed to continue to build relationships and to provide leadership for SEA Gas through the next phase of its development. She will be well supported by the SEA Gas team we have established over the last 13 years,” said Mr Kellett.
Mr Kellett will step down on 22 February as General Manager of SEA Gas after 13 years in the role.
“I don’t intend to disappear from the Industry if I can still be of use, but at 65 it seemed appropriate to start to wind down,” Mr Kellett said.
“I will be available to provide an ongoing support role for a period of time.”
Mr Kellett also thanked SEA Gas’s clients and the broader pipeline industry that he has been heavily involved in over the years, particularly through his role in the Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) as President (2007-2009), as a Board Member (2004 to 2014) and other Committees.
