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Consultya Rapidly & Sustainably Transforming Industrial Organisations. Coaching support is also available.

Committed to delivering rapid and sustained operations improvements via:
- Operations Transformation Consulting - Conduct an operations deep dive and develop a Transformation roadmap that takes into account the size of the prize and the key enablers required to sustain the results.
- Management Operating Systems - Design, deploy and sustain a tailor-made MOS that becomes the platform to deliver safe, reliable and efficient operations.
- Executive Training and Coaching - Elevate your organisation’s performance with the Operations Transformation Training while earning a Diploma in Leadership & Management. Great if you can reach out to us, for a no-obligation 15 min session, where we can demonstrate how we can help you tackle some of your biggest priorities.

Opportunity Flows From Billion-Dollar Clean Energy Push"Australia’s commitment to achieving net zero carbon emissions by...
29/04/2022

Opportunity Flows From Billion-Dollar Clean Energy Push

"Australia’s commitment to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 is prompting a boom in renewable energy projects around the country.

It is having flow-on effects in terms of construction and development across regional Australia as well as supporting property prices in rural areas, prompting those in the industry to point to its growing importance to rural communities.

Fifty per cent of Australia’s main electricity grid is expected to come from renewable sources by 2025, with this figure reaching 65 per cent by 2030. It’s estimated an average of $2.1 trillion a year will need to be invested between 2022 and 2025 to reach net zero emissions by 2050."

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https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/opportunity-flows-from-billion-dollar-clean-energy-push

Property and sites near billion-dollar clean energy projects remain undervalued, but prices, along with sales, are growing as people start to pay attention…

Skills Shortages ‘Challenge of the Decade’ for Australia’s Construction Industry"Worsening skill shortages will be “the ...
26/04/2022

Skills Shortages ‘Challenge of the Decade’ for Australia’s Construction Industry

"Worsening skill shortages will be “the challenge of the decade” for Australia’s under-pressure construction industry, a new report has warned.

Construction job vacancies have increased by a massive 80 per cent since late 2019. It is forecast that by 2023 there will be more than 100,000 unfilled roles in the sector.

“This will be almost 50 per cent greater than the number of people who are expected to be qualified to fulfil them,” global consultancy Arcadis said in its latest construction costs index report.

“As confidence returns to the construction sector, it urgently needs to focus on becoming a more resilient industry investing in digital, modern methods of construction and practical measures to improve sustainability.”

It also said while public investment works were not yet in full swing and were a work in progress, planned infrastructure investments were likely to put even more strain on resources translating to further inflationary pressure.

Arcadis’ executive director of cost and commercial management Matthew Mackey FRICS said a severe shortage of construction workers will present a huge challenge to the industry in the future

“Construction has largely recovered from the pandemic, but that recovery is coming with an inflationary cost,” he said.

“Skills shortages will only get worse, and this will become the challenge of the decade.

“Businesses that invest in the industry’s transformation will find themselves in a market-leading position in an industry that underpins the Australian economy.”

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https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/skills-shortages-challenge-of-the-decade-for-australia-s-construction-industry?utm_source=TUD+-+Weekly+Briefing&utm_campaign=7eed7aeb3a-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_6_28_2021_9_50_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d5b348417f-7eed7aeb3a-195645218

Construction job vacancies have increased by a massive 80 per cent since late 2019 and the forecast is they will only get worse....

Design Motifs Inspired by Exoskeletons Could Lead to Stronger Construction MaterialsResearchers from Monash University h...
22/04/2022

Design Motifs Inspired by Exoskeletons Could Lead to Stronger Construction Materials

Researchers from Monash University have found a new pattern inspired by animal exoskeletons that could create more durable materials for building and construction.

In a paper published in Nature Communications, Professor Wenhui Duan FTSE from the Department of Civil Engineering at Monash University said the new pattern can add a high strength motif to commonly used building materials such as composites and cement, and may help reduce carbon emissions.

The cement industry is one of the largest producers of carbon dioxide, creating up to 8 per cent of worldwide man-made emissions of this gas. This discovery could help reduce the use of cement by improving the material’s damage tolerance.

The research team replicated the design motif using cement material. In combination with a 3D printing technique, nanotechnology and artificial intelligence, the team was able to fabricate a lightweight cement composite which demonstrated a superior load-bearing capacity and a unique progressive failure pattern.

“We demonstrated the application of this design motif in producing a high strength, damage tolerant lightweight cement material. In addition, this design motif can also be applied to various materials such as ceramic, glass, polymeric and metallic materials for advanced materials design, energy storage/conversion and architectural structures, in collaboration with the teams from the The University of Queensland and the The University of Manchester,” Duan said.

https://www.insideconstruction.com.au/section/research-analysis/animal-exoskeletons-could-lead-to-stronger-construction-materials/

Researchers from Monash University have found a pattern derived from animal exoskeletons that could create more durable building materials.

Gold Coast Skyline a New Frontier for ‘Wafer’ TowersTwo development proposals have been filed signalling the ever-expand...
19/04/2022

Gold Coast Skyline a New Frontier for ‘Wafer’ Towers

Two development proposals have been filed signalling the ever-expanding Gold Coast skyline is becoming Australia’s new frontier in the proliferation of modern wafer-thin towers.

The planned residential high-rises at 61 Garfield Terrace, Surfers Paradise, and 39 Brittania Avenue, Broadbeach, are only about 8m and 9m wide, respectively.

Skinny skyscrapers have become a global development trend with the first slender towers emerging in Australia about a decade ago. With larger development sites increasingly becoming slim pickings in the booming Gold Coast property market, developers are casting their visionary gaze to smaller, narrower lots.

Both the proposals lodged with the Gold Coast City Council for Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach are for sites spanning only 607sq m with 15m-wide frontages.

Brisbane-based Frank Developments is behind the Mira Residences project on Garfield Terrace, a planned $100-million-plus, 31-storey beachfront tower.

Designed by Ferro Chow Architecture, it comprises 13 double-storey apartments and a four-storey penthouse with a private rooftop terrace.

“It’s very innovative. I don’t think anything like this has been done before in Queensland or Australia,” managing director Jared Chow said.

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Source: https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/gold-coast-skyline-a-new-frontier-for-wafer-towers

Two development proposals have been filed signalling the ever-expanding Gold Coast skyline is becoming Australia’s new frontier in the proliferation of modern wafer-thin towers...

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