fission is delighted to welcome Jason Finselbach to the team to support our growth and continued success in the energy sector. A senior leader with significant expertise and experience supporting the development of energy projects, Jason will lead fission’s Energy Services Team, supporting key projects such as Humelink and Copperstring 2.0.
fission is thrilled to be starting the new year with a solid pipeline of work across road, rail and energy sectors.
fission is delighted to welcome Dean Hooker to the team in the role of Estimating Manager – Major Projects. Dean joins fission with a wealth of experience in construction, having started his career as a 9-year-old labourer for a small civil contractor in the school holidays.
fission is pleased to announce our recent appointment of Owner’s Cost Estimator to Transgrid for their HumeLink HV Power Transmission Project.
Wagga Wagga Regional Council (WWRC) is undertaking a strategic review of their quarry assets with the objective being to reduce operational costs, and improve environmental outcomes whilst reinforcing the resilience of the region’s road network.
As the first major bridge spanning the Murray River, the Old Murray Bridge is an icon of South Australian infrastructure. Constructed in 1879, the State Heritage Listed structure has connected the townships of East and West Murray Bridge providing a critical transport link for the communities. But, as with any structure, time
Over the last 20 years, south-east Queensland has undergone significant growth as people are lured to the sunshine state’s growing economy, relaxed lifestyle, and future potential.
fission is pleased to announce our recent appointment as Independent Cost Advisor to CuString for their CopperString 2.0 HV Power Transmission Project.
fission is delighted to have been appointed as subconsultants to PwC to support the assessment of a number of transport options intended to further enhance and support the development and growth of the Gold Coast.
As the rail sector in Australia grows at a rate not seen since 1854 when the Melbourne and Hobson’s Bay Railway Company opened Australia’s first steam railway line, fission is on track to be at the heart of the nation’s rail infrastructure future.