Aimee Dretvic, ACOR's Corporate Sustainability Leader, will attend the Australasian Institute of Dangerous Goods Consultants (AIDGC) Dangerous Goods Conference 2024 on September 6th at the Pullman Hyde Park Sydney. This year's topic will address various current and emerging issues and facets of Dangerous Goods in Australia. Aimee will speak at 12 pm in Session 5 to discuss how Australia's key industries are moving towards Net Zero and how consultants can support their clients with safe energy transitions in various sectors.
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ACOR is a national, employee-owned engineering consulting firm, offering a full range of specialist engineering services across multiple sectors. We have a proven track record for the successful delivery of large-scale multi-service projects, as well as smaller niche assignments. Our client’s needs are at the core of everything we do – their success is our success. We are proud of our workplace culture, and we reward and recognise our people who best represent our company values of excellence, passion, caring, integrity, courage and collaboration.
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http://www.acor.com.au
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- Professional Services
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- Sydney, NSW
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- 1997
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- Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Petrochemical Services, BIM Services, Dangerous Goods Services, Mechanical Engineering, Hydraulic Services, Engineering Design, Engineering Consulting, Fire Services, Building Services Engineering, Water Services Coordination, Remedial Engineering Consultancy, Flood Engineering, WSUD, Renewables, Protective Security, Sustainability, and Environmental
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Today, we want to share Tom Christie's journey at ACOR. Tom joined ACOR in early 2018 with a background in building services, particularly mechanical engineering. His focus at ACOR has been primarily on Defence and Government projects. He has, however, delivered projects in other sectors such as commercial, retail, multi-residential, hospitality, education, and public facilities. Tom's journey with ACOR began when he was appointed as the leader of mechanical services in our Melbourne office. He was responsible for growing the business and leveraging relationships and skills across the business, which allowed him the opportunity to spend time supporting the WA, NSW and QLD offices. Before the onset of COVID-19, Tom guided the establishment of a design management capability in the Victorian team. During this time, Tom grew our Victorian design management capability and helped lead the expansion of our Building Services team to 45 employees. Tom is a recognised project leader and director on large, complex Defence projects across Australia, as well as a leader in the mechanical and building services area. He has delivered projects, such as the Riverina Redevelopment Programme and capability, infrastructure and facility upgrades at HMAS Cerberus, Victoria Barracks, HMAS Albatross, and Garden Island. Tom is passionate about achieving sustainability outcomes on his projects. This includes working with clients such as Defence, who require a balance in delivering bespoke, fit-for-purpose training and capability facilities when achieving their sustainability objectives. Tom enjoys the challenge of blending both technical expertise and innovation in our services. Join us to celebrate Tom's journey with ACOR. Now, as the VIC Leader, Tom actively serves in a client-facing and service-delivery role. He finds satisfaction in seeing the facility designs come to fruition. In his time with ACOR, Tom has been able to grow his technical, leadership and client management skills. He is eager to tackle the unique technical aspects of our projects and the chance to create innovative project designs that may arise only once in a lifetime.
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We can't wait to hear about the thrilling and outstanding performances that the new Performing Art Centre at DARAMALAN COLLEGE will host. Our team at ACOR was involved in a wide range of services, including acoustics, building services, civil, facade, structural, sustainability, and vertical transport. What fantastic work by all the key consultants involved in this project—well done, everyone!
The DARAMALAN COLLEGE Performing Arts Centre is finished and due to open in Semester 2 this year. This playful new building has been designed in collaboration with the school team and our consultant team including specialist theatre consultants. Stewart Architecture was awarded the project following an invited competition in 2021. The 1500sqm centre provides a new home for creativity and expression with a 182-seat flexible theatre, designed to host a range of school gatherings. The building references the school’s existing red brick architecture and builds on the pattern of planning across the campus, defining the northeast corner of the site in Dickson, ACT. The theatre is wrapped with support and teaching spaces including change rooms, makeup prep and green room, two music teaching rooms, two drama teaching spaces, a dedicated band room and twelve sound-insulated practice rooms. Newly named the Issoudun Wing, the centre is the first building in Australia to propose using certified carbon neutral bricks and is built with Nubrik made by Australian brick manufacturers Brickworks Building Products. Our warm thanks to the school team for their collaboration and commitment to quality and thanks to our collaborators Joss Constructions, ACOR Consultants, Guz Box Design Audio, Harris Hobbs Landscapes, Setting Line Theatre Consulting, THORHAMMER. Photos By PJ Lilly
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Darren Taylor, ACOR's National Defence Sector Leader, attended the Defence Connect's Defence Industry Development Strategy Summit 2024. It was great to hear some insightful and good discussion on the topic of Domestic manufacture of Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance & Munitions from Dan Fankhauser (First Assistant Secretary of GWEO Manufacturing Division, Defence Australia), Ben James (CEO of NOIA ANZ), and John Fry (Managing Director of Kongsberg Defence Australia).
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We are saddened to hear of the passing of property developer and philanthropist Terry Snow over the weekend. Terry’s unique leadership style and his impact on the revitalization of Canberra Airport will be remembered as a testament to his forward-thinking approach. He not only inspired but directly contributed to the development of innovative buildings, which have set the standard for many commercial precincts to this day. Many ACOR people, particularly those who are in the ACT, are grateful for the opportunity to have worked on projects with Terry and his team. What distinguishes Terry is not only his business expertise but his unwavering encouragement and faith in the potential of others. His ability to bring out the best in everyone in the room spurred each person to deliver to their greatest potential. Terry was an inspiring leader, creating an inclusive atmosphere, enabling our team and those who worked with him to gain valuable skills and insights. Terry’s work and leadership example will continue to motivate those who had the privilege of learning from him, and the beautiful city of Canberra will showcase Terry and the team’s developments for many years to come. ACOR Consultants would like to express our deepest condolences to Terry Snow's family. Our thoughts are with them in this challenging time. The Snow Foundation Image: Terry Snow pictured in front of Canberra Airport
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What a fantastic event with some incredible talents across the industry! The bands and the audience rocked Oxford Art Factory last night at Construction Rocks 2024, a fundraising event organized by the Property Industry Foundation (PIF). Huge congratulations to PIF on the event's success and to MoTTown from Mott MacDonald, the winner of the Battle of the Bands! Some of the ACOR team members attended the event and were utterly amazed by the talents and dedication of everyone who participated! As the Principal Partner of the event, we are deeply grateful for the chance to participate in it and help the lives of homeless youth in our community. We hope everyone had a fantastic time at last night's event, just as Team ACOR did. More importantly, we hope the funds raised at this event will make a difference in the future of homeless youth. Congratulations to Off the CHarts from Charter Hall for winning both People's Choice and the Biggest Fundraiser!
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Recently, ACOR's NT Leader, Emma Bell (CPPM and GSAP) Bell and Assistant Project Manager, Crystal Duturbure (Woody Minnapinni), were joined by Karl Paton, ACOR Hydraulic Leader for the 2024 NAWIC NT - National Association of Women in Construction - NT Awards for Excellence. Thank you to Andrew Morris from Georgiou for the invitation. It was a fantastic event to celebrate and witness the achievements of women in the construction industry!
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What a fantastic accomplishment for Mari-Mari-Ba Affordable Housing to receive the Malcolm Middleton Award for Outstanding Liveable Design at the Minister’s Award for Urban Design. Our team at ACOR Consultants collaborated closely with Deicke Richards to deliver the hydraulic and wet fire services for this project from its conceptualization to construction. Our team has also undertaken a master planning exercise, future-proofing the following stages/phases of the development. We are proud of our contribution to this project in creating an exceptional community space. Congratulations to Deicke Richards and all the collaborators involved in this project!
Mari-Mari-Ba – Affordable Housing has won the Malcolm Middleton Award for Outstanding Liveable Design at the Minister’s Award for Urban Design awards ceremony! Located in Eight Mile Plains, this project by Deicke Richards, in collaboration with EDGE Consulting Engineers, JHA Consulting Engineers, ACOR Consultants, Place Design Group, Stantec, Coastline Building Certification Group, Litoria Consulting, and the Department of Housing, Local Government, Planning and Public Works, reimagines the old Joyce Wilding Hostel, a refuge for First Nations women and children since the 1970s. The team created a culturally respectful, functional design within a tight budget. The compact Masterplan ensures excellent community enclosure and maintains significant planting. The design embodies passive principles and offers high-standard finishes, ensuring both physical and cultural accessibility. Congratulations to Deicke Richards and all collaborators for this outstanding achievement! Find our more: https://aus.archi/0ply Pictured: Mari-Mari-Ba – Affordable Housing | Traditional Owners: Yuggera and Turrbal People | Architects: Deicke Richards | Builder: ADCO Constructions | Photography by: Supplied by Office of the Qld Government Architect Image 1 | Christopher Frederick Jones Images 2, 3 and 4 Department of Housing, Local Government, Planning and Public Works Local Government Association of Queensland Queensland Government #AffordableHousing #AwardWinners #MariMariBa #Brisbane #DeickeRichards #SustainableDesign #CommunityDevelopment #UrbanPlanning
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Here is a quick recap from yesterday's Graduate Program 2025 Information Night. It was ACOR's first national graduate information seminar, designed to give potential graduates an inside look at ACOR, the industry, and what it's like to be part of the ACOR Graduate Development Program. Michael Goodwin, Alex Paton, Gemma Ferguson, and some of our current graduates shared their valuable insights at this online event.
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ACOR's National Defence Sector Leader, Darren Taylor, will attend the 2024 Indian Ocean Defence & Security (IODS) Conference this week, from July 24th to July 26th, 2024, at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, WA. The conference will focus on the theme of Where AUKUS Meets the Quad, providing a platform for senior government officials, defence personnel, and industry leaders to delve into these crucial geopolitical convergences. Read more: https://iods.com.au/