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ALGA 2024 Best Contaminated Site Assessment Project – Finalist Showcased – Event has passed, recording now available

This event is now passed and available on-demand. Please register and you will receive a dedicated link to watch the webinar

This event is free for all ALGA Members


The Essendon Fields Compliance Project is being presented by Kleinfelder

The Lemon Springs Project is being jointly presented by both EnviroPacific and Tetra Tech Coffey

The Essential Energy Contaminated Land Strategy is being presented by Essential Energy

Speakers

Callum Macreadie

Cal Macreadie

Project Manager
Kleinfelder

Callum is a Senior Environmental Scientist and Project Manager working in the contaminated land management team at Kleinfelder based in Melbourne.

He has over 7 years’ experience in the industry working across an array of projects within government, oil and gas, residential development, airport and defence sectors.

Cal has experience in managing soil and groundwater assessments and compliance programs, soil vapour and landfill gas assessments as well as various remediation activities and site closure programs for multiple nationwide clients.

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Kristina Braun

Victoria Area Manager
Kleinfelder
Luke Cattanach

Luke Cattanach

Project Manager
Enviropacific

Regional Operations Manager VIC/TAS with Enviropacific and a long-term practitioner in contaminated site remediation and project management. He brings a unique skill set developed over two decades in working in site remediation, major infrastructure projects and Environmental Consulting. Luke has delivered some of Enviropacific’s largest remediation projects, including relocating to Victoria's Wimmera Region with his family to deliver the Lemon Springs project.

MikeLoyd

Mike Lloyd

Environmental Operations Manager
Essential Energy

Mike is the Environmental Operations Manager for Essential Energy, who operate and maintain one of Australia's largest electricity networks across 95 per cent of NSW and parts of Southern Queensland. Currently based in Albury NSW, Mike has 35 years post graduate experience working in natural resource and land management, mine site remediation and riparian land restoration. After periods working within NSW Government environmental agencies and as an environmental consultant, he joined Essential Energy in 2012 where his primary focuses have been management system improvement, environmental incident coordination and site remediation. This has included the implementation of a Contaminated Land Strategy that identified, assessed, prioritised and managed the contamination risks of its 1,200 properties across the Essential Energy footprint. The strategy took a risk minimisation approach that incorporated progressive and prioritised detailed site investigation, followed by an expeditious remediation program that endeavoured to clean up the site contamination legacies of previous electricity distribution entities.

Tim Shannahan

Tim Shanahan

Project Manager
Tetra Tech Coffey

Tim has over 20 years of experience in environmental engineering, contaminated land assessment and project management. He also has extensive hands on experience in the design and execution of contaminated site assessments on heavy industrial and petrochemical sites, including assessment and remediation of historic gasworks sites, agrochemical facilities and .

Tim has completed several audits of environmental management systems and have completed industry approved EMS and Lead Auditor training for quality, EMS and HSSE auditing. He has significant experience in environmental compliance assessment.

Tim’s experience providing HSSE support and co-ordination in PNG on major project pre construction surveys has given him significant experience in community liaison, stakeholder engagement in large, potentially unsettled project settings.

Tim has provided expert witness statement investigation and support to EPA Victoria as well as supporting expert witnesses in the Supreme Court.

In completing larger site assessments he has worked closely with key community groups and project stakeholders, with routine updates and meetings relating to cultural heritage, flora and fauna  and community relations prior to initiating any potentially disruptive works (including requisite departmental approvals for demolition). Tim has also completed supervision of cultural heritage surveys, cultural heritage management plan implementation and archaeological salvage.

Tim is proficient in the development and implementation of HSSE systems, supervision and procedures in remote and dangerous locations. I also have a wide range of experience in time management, field supervision and training, resource management and environmental project management

Event Details

Start Date: February 25, 2025

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