2024 AGS SA/NT AGM and Social Evening
Mark Jordan
We are pleased to announce that nominations are now open to join the AGS South Australian and Northern Territory Chapter Committee for 2025. Our committee works hard to deliver professional development opportunities and networking events for AGS members. We need dedicated, enthusiastic individuals to join the committee and help us to plan, manage and deliver these events.
Nominations should be submitted using the online form.
Nominations will be accepted until COB, Friday 22 November 2024.
The SA/NT Chapter of the Australian Geomechanics Society invites you to its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Tuesday 26th of November 2024, followed by its annual social evening.
During the AGM the Chair, Rod Fyfe, will summarise the Chapter’s activities throughout the year.
Dinner and drinks are included in the ticket fee, please provide any dietary requirements. Numbers are strictly limited.
AGS members who do not wish to attend the social dinner may attend the AGM for free.
About the speaker
Mark Jordan Mott MacDonald
Mark Jordan has worked principally in the Transport Sector over more than 30 years, spending half of his working life in the UK and half in Australia based in SA. After starting out as a Civil Structures engineer in the UK, Mark migrated to Adelaide in 2001, working initially on the Alice Springs to Darwin Railway project as Bridgeworks Design Coordinator, before growing a project management team and then leading the transport business of KBR across SA and WA for a period of 10 years. After a return to the UK for 5 years to work on HS2 with Mott MacDonald as Design Programme Manager and latterly Design Delivery Director, Mark has returned to Adelaide again where he is now involved in Mott MacDonald’s work with DIT on the North South Corridor (NSC). Mark’s relationship with the NSC extends back to 2005, having been PM for planning study work on Northern Expressway, Port Wakefield Road Upgrade, South Road Tram Overpass, and South Road Regency Park to ANZAC Highway, and PM for delivery phase services on Southern Expressway Duplication and Darlington Upgrade Project D&Cs.
Mark will talk about his previous experience on the NSC, and more recent experience on the HS2 project with a reflection on what it means to work on a mega-project, as Adelaide sits on the eve of the start of the central tunnel section of the NSC and its own mega-project.
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