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Appointments October 24, 2019

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Lydia Litton, William Bradford, Nicholas van Hattem, Chris Torrey, Gail Beck, Daniel Brown, Merle Carter, Linda Dridi, Jonathan Ford, Corina Martin, Vicki O'Donnell...

SNC picked for energy contracts

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Canadian contractor SNC Lavalin has announced it picked up work at two gas operations in Western Australia, including design work for a new power station at the Devil Creek gas plant.

Appointments wrap

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Former Synergy executive Stephanie Unwin is set to lead regional energy retailer Horizon Power next year, while Screenwest, SNC-Lavalin, Worksafe WA and Destination Perth have also announced significant appointments.

Burrup projects gain momentum

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New industrial projects planned for the Burrup Peninsula will need to co-exist with the area's heritage features.

SNC-Lavalin wins Perdaman contract

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Vikas Rambal's Perdaman Industries has signed up Canadian engineering company SNC Lavalin as lead contractor on its $4 billion Karratha urea project, one day after announcing a gas supply deal with Woodside Petroleum.

Labour challenge looms as work ebbs and flows

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SPECIAL REPORT: Contractors are buoyant despite the twin challenges of uncertainty around infrastructure spending and an employment market tipped to tighten.

Contractors face unique local challenges

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SPECIAL REPORT: The Italian contractor managing Perth's largest infrastructure project has outlined some of the hurdles it faces doing business in WA.

FWC overturns Fifo ruling

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The Fair Work Commission has ruled that fly-in, fly-out workers should not receive extra pay if demobilised from a job while on a rest and relaxation period.

Kelly to lead Lavalin-Kentz integration

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Global engineering group SNC-Lavalin has appointed Perth-based Brian Kelly as senior regional executive Australia & Asia.

Gorgon workforce hits 8,000

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The number of people working on the Gorgon gas project on Barrow Island has jumped to 8,000, as project operator Chevron strives to meet its targeted start-up around the middle of this year.

Metals X stops work at Wingella

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Metals X has become the latest Western Australian exploration play to down tools because of prevailing pessimism in the sector, suspending work on a definitive feasibility study at its Wingella nic

Metals X signs SNC-Lavalin for DFS

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Diversified explorer Metals X has signed SNC-Lavalin Australia as lead engineer for a definitive feasibility study at its Wingella nickel-cobalt project in the north-east of the state.

The Lighter Note

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Rich thinkingThe Note has a weakness for a gimmick, especially when it involves precious metals, the very bedrock of this state's minerals development history.

Mining slowdown hits engineering sector

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THE major engineering companies in Western Australia cut employment by 15 per cent during the past 12 months, defining the impact of the global financial crisis on the sector.