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Episode 59: The future of infrastructure leadership and wellbeing with Salam Al-Mulla
In this episode, Salam Al-Mulla explains the realities of delivering large-scale infrastructure projects and the growing importance of contractual literacy for engineers and project teams. He explores collaborative contracting models, risk management, change management, and the practical challenges of administering contracts on high-pressure projects. The conversation also dives into mental health, burnout, long working hours, and the role initiatives like Wellness in Infrastructure are playing in reshaping culture across the construction industry.
Episode 58: How the Culture Standard is reshaping the construction industry with Gabrielle Trainor (Culture Series Part 1)
This episode is part one of a special three-part series exploring culture in the construction industry. Across the series, we unpack the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the sector, including mental health, workforce sustainability, diversity, leadership, and the evolving expectations of construction workplaces.
Episode 57: Inside wind energy contracting models with Andrew Davies
In this episode, Andrew Davies joins host Bijay to break down the evolving contracting landscape in the wind energy sector.
They explore the shift from traditional EPC models to split scope contracting, the risks and rewards for developers, and how financing, cost pressures, and supplier dynamics are shaping decisions. The conversation also touches on emerging trends like battery storage, grid stability, and rising electricity demand, offering ideas for engineers, developers, and anyone navigating large-scale renewable energy projects.
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The Society of Construction Law (Australia) is a single national organisation of members, at all stages of their professional career, who share an interest in construction law. The 16 founding members were drawn from all mainland states. Meet the current directors and team.
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