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“I’ve spent my career turning tailings from a board-level risk into practical and manageable operations. I now apply that experience to reducing environmental liabilities through the design of fit-for-purpose, multidisciplinary tailings reclamation solutions.”

According to Jules, Project Engineer, Energy Innovation, “The call to action was heard, with critical conversations around the energy transition, decarbonisation and understanding the important role each industry serves in maintaining a strong, resilient and world leading economy.

“Port resilience is crucial to the continuity of business, as well as to the communities and sectors that ports connect. In today’s environment there is no magic formula to make ports more resilient overnight. Many efforts to strengthen port resilience focus solely on aging physical infrastructure, rather than planning for long-term port resilience.”

“At Agilitus, we operate with a lean and effective business model which provides a unique competitive advantage. Leading our New South Wales office is an incredible opportunity to scale this across the local infrastructure, mining, and energy sectors.”

Agilitus joins NUChEs and UoN students on a port familiarisation tour, hosted by the Port of Newcastle to share industry insights.

We focus on resolving complex technical issues that influence asset performance. Whether enhancing existing structures or developing new designs, we aim to provide outcomes that are both cost-efficient and technically robust.

Agilitus had the privilege of joining an inspiring group of women and industry leaders at the CCIWA International Women’s Day event.

We’re thrilled to introduce a new award, celebrating excellence in business development – The Big Fish award.

We’re excited to announce the winners of our Technical Excellence Awards – James Donaldson and Julian O’Hara

We’re excited to announce the winners of our Outstanding Leadership Awards – David Reeve, the Quiet Influencer and Outstanding Leader, William Tan and Robbie Rochow.