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2017 Project Management Achievement Awards Contents 2017 Project Management Achievement Awards Contents 3 page 4 page 6 page 7 Event Our Awards How Partners Program We Judge page 8 page 14 Australia’s Top Projects Chapter - National Winners Celebrations PAGE 8 PAGE 14 Project of the Year 2017 Victoria PAGE 15 PAGE 9 Tasmania Individual Category Winners PAGE 16 PAGE 10 South Australia Project Category Winners PAGE 17 Northern Territory PAGE 18 Western Australia PAGE 19 Australian Capital Territory “ The Project Management Achievements Awards PAGE 20 is an important part of the professional and cultural Queensland PAGE 21 canvas of the Australian Institute of Project Management. New South Wales It was wonderful to see many of the celebrations across the country sold-out this year providing testament to the growing professionalism and industry recognition. PUBLISHED BY CHAIR OF THE BOARD SENIOR MEMBER RELATIONS OFFICER Australian Institute Leh Simonelli FAIPM CPPD Martine Peasley AAIPM I look forward to continuing growth in future years and of Project Management CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER DESIGN Level 9, 139 Macquarie Street Yvonne Butler FAIPM Mettle Design Co. encourage all our members, member organisations, Sydney NSW 2000 mettledesignco.com.au Phone: (02) 8288 8700 NATIONAL MANAGER MEMBERSHIP AND EVENTS partners and others within the industry to look at the www.aipm.com.au Jannene Stephens-Roberts opportunities to engage in 2018.” Advertisers and contributors to this magazine acknowledge they are aware of the provisions of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 and the Trade Practices Act 1974 in relation to false and misleading advertising or statements under other unfair practices and the penalties for breach of provision of those Acts. The publisher accepts no responsibility for such breaches. Opinions expressed by contributors are their own and not necessarily endorsed by the magazine or the publishers. All material in the magazine is copyright and may not Leh Simonelli FAIPM CPPD, Chair of the Board, AIPM be reproduced in whole or in part without the express permission of the publishers. Event Partners Event Partners 4 5 Event Partners Celebrating the 2017 Project Management Achievement Awards would not be possible without the support of our generous partners. By partnering with us, these organisations support the profession of project management in Australia. anywise Western Australia South Australia Victoria PRINCIPAL PARTNER EVENT PARTNER SUPPORTING PARTNERS School of Business and Law, ECU Inside Infrastructure Anywise Consulting KPMG MAJOR PARTNER Monash University Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond Swinburne University of Technology SUPPORTING PARTNER Tasmania Turner & Townsend EVENT PARTNERS 2PM Services Deloitte Northern Territory GHD GOLD PARTNER Queensland Megavar Infrastructure Services RPS Project Management Tasmania Government GOLD PARTNER Bright Consulting SILVER PARTNER Northern Territory Government SILVER PARTNER RPS Project Management BRONZE PARTNER Australian GHD BRONZE PARTNERS Capital Territory Core Consultants Pty Ltd BEVERAGE PARTNER Turner & Townsend Thinc Randbury SILVER PARTNER Bright Consulting Unity Water YOUNG PM CATEGORY AWARD PARTNER BRONZE PARTNERS Territory Proud Callida Consulting CEA Technologies Cordelta Management Technology People Our Awards Program How We Judge 6 7 The National Judging Team are drawn from AIPM members with expertise in a particular area and award category and have volunteered their time to assist Our Awards How in judging entries, ensuring independence and neutrality, non-bias judging. Submissions are received from across Australia and are compared with other Program We Judge submissions in that category, no matter its location. Over 200 project and individual submissions were received across the Categories for the 2017 program. We thank all of our judges for their time and expertise in deciding the Chapter and National winners and commendations for the 2017 Project Management Achievement Awards. Our Judges National Chief Judge Judges Phil van der Moezel Kerrie Basman Robin Schliebs David Sondergeld MAIPM CPPD, ACT MAIPM CPPD, ACT FAIPM, SA MAIPM, TAS Paul Clark Alison Causley David Swann MAIPM CPPE, NT MAIPM, TAS Deputy National MAIPM CPPD, NSW Chief Judge – Projects Guy Davies Brian Dixon Des Marsh MAIPM CPPD, ACT MAIPM CPPD, NSW MAIPM CPPD, WA Anthony Wood MAIPM CPPD, SA Rob Camping Carol Sim Ian Nichol MAIPM CPPD, QLD MAIPM CPPM, SA MAIPM CPPD. WA Jane Hatton Jim Johnson Geoff Zimmer Deputy National MAIPM, ACT FAIPM CPPD, NSW MAIPM CPPD, WA Chief Judge – Individuals Jeff Dutton Steve Whittle Andy Mitchell Gary Hatfield MAIPM, QLD FAIPM CPPD, SA MAIPM CPPD, VIC MAIPM CPPD, WA Steven Hayden Partha Mukherjee Gary Biddle MAIPM CPPD, ACT MAIPM, NSW MAIPM CPPM, VIC Nicole Lock Alex Fonda Category Chief Judges Kaye Remington MAIPM, ACT MAIPM CPPM, VIC FAIPM, NSW Jo Brodie Alan Tupicoff Danelle Jones MAIPM CPPD, NSW Lidia Wood FAIPM, QLD VIC Our project management community has I personally thank the National office staff for MAIPM CPPM, SA Paul Dickson excelled once again by contributing the highest their outstanding support and, on behalf of Andrew Waye Selvi Kannan MAIPM, VIC Trish Stockton number of submissions in many years. AIPM AIPM, I thank the national judging team for MAIPM CPPD, ACT MAIPM, VIC Phil Harlow MAIPM, NSW is proud to be able to showcase outstanding their hard work and methodical approach thus John (Hendricus Wendy Lawrence FAIPM, WA Graham Watt projects and individuals in 2017. I congratulate ensuring the integrity of the judging process Johannes) Driehuis MAIPM, VIC those who have received an award at chapter continues to be maintained. Alice Reis FAIPM, NSW MAIPM, SA Jason McHeyzer level and those who have gained national MAIPM CPPM, QLD The team hope that you enjoy reviewing Jan Wills Ben Cashman MAIPM, VIC recognition. the achievements showcased in the 2017 Luke Scrivens MAIPM CPPM, TAS ACT Phil Nash AIPM Chapters celebrated and recognised Project Management Achievement Awards MAIPM CPPM, SA Nick Hadjinicolaou Des Marsh MAIPM CPPD, VIC the very best of our profession at premier Commemorative Booklet. We applaud the Graham Watt MAIPM CPPD, WA MAIPM, SA Shane Power industry events across Australia in August achievements and express our gratitude to our FAIPM, NSW and September. The National Awards organisation’s supporters and partners. Sylvia Boyle Gordon Clarke MAIPM, VIC MAIPM CPPM, TAS evening celebrates the most outstanding FAIPM CPPD, ACT Jon Riddett accomplishments of all those that have Karen Hughes Rebecca Greenwood MAIPM CPPD, VIC participated Australia wide. An impressive MAIPM CPPM, TAS MAIPM CPPM, SA Laurice Temple trend in the Individual Project Management Milind Kumar Rene Kling MAIPM, VIC categories is the growing number of female FAIPM CPPD, SA MAIPM, TAS entrants which has risen from 29% in 2015, through 33%, to 45% in 2017. This is a Philip van der Moezel MAIPM CPPD Paul Campbell Vivien Patterson significant achievement for the AIPM. National Chief Judge MAIPM CPPD, NSW MAIPM CPPD, TAS Australia’s Top Projects - National Winners Individual Category Winners 8 9 Project Team Han Lian Member Han is an enthusiastic and passionate Project Manager in the construction industry. Han has been working on the Delamere Works Project for the Department of Defence, looking after procurement and cost management activities. Han has tertiary qualifications in both Electrical Engineering and Construction Management; and has recently completed her AIPM Certified Practicing Project Manager accreditation. Young Project Jessica Hoddinott Manager Jessica is a Project Manager from Aurecon with over 8 years of experience in Health Infrastructure and Defence Projects. In 2014, Jessica was engaged by Ronald McDonald House South East Queensland and seconded into the organisation as the Client Side Project Manager for the Ronald McDonald House South Brisbane Project. Jessica led the organisation throughout the design, construction and commissioning of the project. National Project of the Year winners National Library of Australia for the Digital Library Infrastructure Replacement Project Shaun Coen, Guy Forsyth, Shelly Grant, Rachael Eddowes, Kavinga Hubert, Meredith Batten, David Wong, Emma Jolley, Terence Ingram and Alison Dellit. Photographer: Martin Ollman Project Shan Bala Manager Shan is a project management professional with 12 years’ of program, project and construction management experience in Australasia; primarily in the water/ wastewater industry; having successfully lead and delivered complex projects with multi-disciplined teams. Shan is currently a program manager with capital planning and delivery for KBR & SA Water, and is responsible for all aspects of project planning, development and National Project delivery. Shan and his project teams have achieved 100% of their KPIs repeatedly over several years. Shan lead approximately $55M of capital works programs with of the Year SA Water in the last financial year; delivering a “surpass expectations” outcome from the client. Digital Library Infrastructure Replacement National Library of Australia The Digital Library Infrastructure Replacement Program has been the National Library of Program/ Robert Scodellaro Australia’s largest and most important digital technology initiative in its recent history. Project Director Robert is responsible for all projects greater than $10m The program enables the National Library to manage the vast amount of existing and in value across the international and domestic terminals future copyrighted digital material. This has transformed
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