Cost engineering, how to build the skills for success
In this webinar you will gain invaluable knowledge from Nolan Bear and Vincent Wong who will relate personal competencies that are to be applied in the technical aspects of a project.
You will learn about the three unforgivable errors, what does professionalism really mean, how do you become known for reliable technical judgement and the five basic behaviours for professionals
These skills will assist you with gaining a position in Cost Engineering and being valued by your colleagues and management.
Speakers
Nolan Bear FIEAust CPEng EngExec NER
Industry Fellow and Lecturer in Cost Engineering, Swinburne University
Nolan has supplied project control and commercial management services on resources construction projects in Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand. Projects included construction cost up to $2 billion and plants to produce aluminium, copper, gold, nickel, cobalt, power from brown coal and marine frigates for defence.
Nolan's current position is Industry Fellow and Lecturer in Cost Engineering at Swinburne University of Technology. Nolan’s last industry position was as the Senior Analyst with Tenix Marine (since taken over by BAE Systems) which was completing the ANZAC frigate build and associated Defence projects.
Vincent Wong GradIEAust
Graduate Networking Engineering Specialist, Telstra
Vincent is currently a Graduate Network Engineering Specialist at Telstra working on the continuous deployment of 5G software for base transceiver stations.
Vincent has worked on the $2.3 billion High Capacity Metro Train (HCMT) Project as a Subject Matter Expert interfacing with Chinese designers, Swedish and Australian builders (Gangway & Coupler subsystem engineer).