He has 20 years of experience in the water industry working for SUEZ. He has managed the implementation of a wide range of water loss and pressure management projects, including performance- based contracts on overseas projects and here in Australia. He was previously the Manager of Wide Bay Water Corporation's Brisbane Office and his specialisations include Water distribution, Capital Expenditures (plan, design and construction), water loss and pressure reduction management, strategic plans, projects technical financial evaluation and water mathematical model.

KEY PROJECTS HE HAS MANAGED INCLUDE:

• Samoa Water Authority (SWA): Non Revenue Water Expert, eighteen months NRW technical assistance mission.
• ASPA (American Samoa Power Corporation): Non Revenue Water Expert, six months NRW technical assistance mission.
• Te Mato Vai (Cook Island): Customer Side Leakage Project Manager
• Tonga Water Board: Non Revenue Water expert
• Sydney Water: Leak Detection and Fire Hydrant survey Project Manager (five years contract)
• Water Corporation (WA, Australia): Leak Detection survey Project Manager (seven years contract)
• Mackay Regional Council (QLD, Australia): Leak Detection survey Project Manager (two years contract)
• Hunter Water Corporation (NSW, Australia): Trunk Main and reticulation Leak Detection survey Project Manager.
• Tableland Regional Council (Queensland, Australia): Trunk Main and reticulation Leak Detection survey Project Manager.
• International Water Association and World Bank: Non Revenue Water and Performance Based Contract training to African and Middle East Water Companies.
• International Water Centre (Australia): Water Demand Management Training for Indonesian (two years), Peruvian and Nepalese Delegates.
• Rous Water: Bulk Meter Audit and Regional Water Loss Management for the Constituent Councils.
• Maryborough: 10 years Capital Expenditure plan for the water system.
• Maryborough: Water Loss and Pressure Management Project 2012.
• Logan City: DMA Methodology and Handover Reports, and operational procedures.
• Jakarta (Indonesia): Master Plan (2008/12), project management including all the different technical studies for several scenarios.
• Jakarta (Indonesia): Installation of 170Km of pipes (from 60mm to 800mm) and more than 30,000 service connections (Jakarta, Indonesia).
• Jakarta (Indonesia): Management of 5,000Km of water network, 350,000 customers and 12,000 average annual leak repairs (Jakarta, Indonesia).
• Jakarta (Indonesia): Creation of DMA and water loss and pressure reduction management in 6 DMAs.
• Jakarta (Indonesia): dynamic water mathematical model creation and calibration.
• Jakarta (Indonesia): GIS, migration of the entire base map data in Resocad to GIS and its calibration.
• Cordoba (Argentina): Operation Manager, management of 3,000 Km of water network, 370,000 customers and 10,000 average annual leak repairs.
• Lomas de Zamora (Bs As, Argentina): Operation Manager, management of the water and sewer network for 500,000 habitants.