Phil Mills
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Credentials
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Certificate iV - OHS
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Experience
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John Holland
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Australia
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Construction
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700 & Above Employee
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Services Manager
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Apr 2020 - Present
Sydney Football Stadium Redevelopment. A $750 million redevelopment of the Sydney Football Stadium on behalf of Infrastructure New South Wales INSW. Accommodating 45,000 spectators, this will be a state of the art National venue for a variety of sporting and concert events. The design is geared towards achieving a LEED Gold standard.
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Services Manager
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Jul 2017 - Apr 2020
John Holland have been engaged by Northern Pathways on behalf of Infrastructure NSW to design and construct a new $700 million, 1700 inmate correctional centre on the outskirts of Grafton, NSW
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Senior Project Engineer
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Jan 2016 - Jul 2017
Construction of new water treatment and sewage treatment plants in Parkes, NSW Construction of new water treatment and sewage treatment plants in Parkes, NSW
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EAST COAST PIPELINE PTY LTD
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Australia
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Oil and Gas
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1 - 100 Employee
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Lead Completions Engineer
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Nov 2015 - Jan 2016
APLNG : Sustain Phase 2015 Gathering Installation Works Project Talinga-Condibri Interconnecting Pipeline - a DN800 HDPE pipeline, 14.8km in length APLNG : Sustain Phase 2015 Gathering Installation Works Project Talinga-Condibri Interconnecting Pipeline - a DN800 HDPE pipeline, 14.8km in length
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WDS Limited
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Australia
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Oil and Gas
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1 - 100 Employee
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ENGINEERING, QUALITY AND COMPLETIONS CO-ORDINATOR
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Nov 2014 - Nov 2015
ENGINEERING, QUALITY AND COMPLETIONS CO-ORDINATOR November 2014 - dateClient - Arrow Energy – Daandine Compressor Station ExpansionCPECC/WDS Limited Joint Venture (FIFO)$65 + million CSG Compressor Station Upgrade of 3 new compressors with associated ancillary equipment including inlet separator, TEG dehydration, Glycol filtration and an additional 32km of gas and water gathering from 22 new well-head installations.The existing facility in full operation during the works.• Completion and handover of the CGPF civil works scope – 1km access road pavement, bulk earthworks (3000m3+), 205 concrete bored piers and 50+ concrete structures (largest 340m3) • Completion, handover and commissioning of 22 new well-head installation c/w the associated 32km of HDPE gas and water gathering pipelines• Completion of the integration of the new plant items into the existing facility• Completion and handover of the final as-installed documentation
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Engineering Coordinator
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Apr 2013 - Nov 2014
$250 million gas and water gathering project in the Surat Basin on behalf of Origin Energy for the Australian Pacific LNG project. The project consisted of 12 separate work packages encompassing the installation of over 600km of gas and water gathering HDPE pipe work, 1500km of high voltage and fibre optic cabling and 180 gas well-head separators requiring a site based workforce of over 350.
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Senior Project (Field) Engineer
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Apr 2012 - Apr 2013
$110 million contract to install a water gathering system in the Coal Seam Gas fields near Roma, Queensland for Fluor/Santos. The project comprised major earthworks to remove 500,000 m3 of unsuitable material and replace with suitable material then construct concrete structures to support the plant and equipment for the Associated Water Amendment Facility (AWAF). In addition to the earthworks there was 75km of water gathering pipe work - 50km HDPE and 15km GREA site based team of over 200.
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Construction Manager
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Apr 2011 - Apr 2012
Employed by WDS Limited as part of a Joint Venture with York Civil as the Construction Manager and Commissioning Manager for the delivery of a $35 million sewage treatment facility in Innisfail, on behalf of the Cassowary Coast Regional Council (CCRC). The project was classed as an upgrade to the existing plant maintaining operation at all times during the new plant construction but the new facility, built adjacent to the existing, replaced the existing plant once commissioning had been completed.The area adjacent to the construction was environmentally sensitive - 2 creeks within 30m of site boundary. Removal and treatment of acid sulphate soils - acidic water treated prior to discharge into local waterways - 3 successful DERM visits/auditsMajor structures constructed and plant items installedElevated control building - above Q100 flood level450 driven concrete piles - up to 40m deepGrit removal equipment - 50 x 30 x 8 metres cast in-situ concrete oxidation ditch with associated inlet works Mechanical debris removal inlet screens3 x aeratorsChemical Dosing equipment - polymer, caustic, sodium hypochlorite2 clarifiers - 35 metres in diameter x 7m high with half bridge scrapersReturn and secondary activated pumping systemsService water systemSludge removal and treatment plantUltra-violet filtrationFull SCADA HMI control systemThe project was delivered within the completion date publicised by the Local Council and the Joint Venture profit expectation was improved from 5 to 14%. Winner of Project of the Year in the $20 - $75 million category at the prestigious Civil Contractors Federation Earth Awards for Queensland in August 2012.
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Project Manager
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Nov 2009 - Apr 2011
Delivered several projects from tender award to final completion and successful handover with individual value up to $2 million for SA Water. Significant Projects included A design and build project to install a fluoride dosing facility at the Blue Lake in Mount Gambier. This was a very controversial project met with large scale community opposition. The project was completed 3 weeks ahead of schedule and no environmental compliance breaches. Replacement of screens at a major pumping station on the Murray River, incorporating working from a barge pontoon and black water diving activities. Lifting activities were also carried from the pontoon.
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Construction Site Manager
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Aug 2006 - Oct 2009
Contract position, Construction Site Manager on 3 projects involving process upgrades at waste water treatment facilities for Anglian Water Services, ranging from £6m to £18m. The projects Cotton Valley sewage treatment facility upgrade (£18m) Replacement of the hybrid submerged aerated filtration system (HSAF) in 18, 60m long aeration lanes. New control system installed and commissioned Potton sewage treatment works upgrade (£8m) Construction of 2 concrete final settlement tanks with half bridge scrapers, RAS/SAS pumping chambers and systems Nitrifying trickling filter Associated control system installed and commissioned Sleaford STW upgrade (£6m) Phosphorus and solids removal to ensure Environmental Agency compliance standards 2 new 40mx20mx7m concrete aeration lanes New control system installed and commissioned
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Education
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1993 - 1997
University of Northumbria at Newcastle
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) HONS, Building Services Engineering -
1977 - 1980
Trinity House School, Hull, UK
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