The three owners of PEECE, from left to right, Peter Rufford, Steve O'Rourke and Geoff Webb The Board held a virtual Annual General Meeting on 23 October 2021. Click here for the Chairman's report.
The Chairman highlighted the work that PEECE had undertaken this financial year in the domestic market that consolidated the company's financial position. |
The PEECE Board comprises its three owners and an independent chairman, namely:
Peter Rufford - Executive Director and Secretary Steve O'Rourke - Director and Treasurer Geoff Webb - Director Phil Hawley - Non-executive Chairman Peter Rufford is a specialist in transport planning with extensive experience as a transport policy and road planning engineer. He has worked as a consultant since 1990 (initially with Travers Morgan Australia) and more recently as the Executive Director of PEECE. He has project managed numerous regional road planning and project feasibility studies for local government over the last twenty years. Peter has also provided contract services to clients including the Australian Local Government Association, the National Transport Commission, the Metropolitan Region of the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads and Lake Macquarie City Council. Steve O’Rourke is a Chartered Professional Engineer and is on both the National and Queensland Professional Engineer’s Register. He has extensive experience in civil construction, environmental engineering and risk management and has broad consulting experience in servicing local government. He is a qualified Value Management consultant, a critical component in the pre-construction planning of most infrastructure projects. Steve was involved in the assessment of the impact of the LNG industry on the major road network in central and southern Queensland. He has been used extensively in recent years by the NSW Roads and Maritime in the gateway reviews of major road investment in NSW. Geoff Webb is a specialist in pavement technology, infrastructure asset management and maintenance management. He also provides training in these disciplines through his association with the Centre for Pavement Engineering Education. In 1998 and 2008 he was commissioned as Maintenance Auditor for the Maintenance Contractor for the Tasmanian Long-Term Performance Based Road Maintenance Contract for the Tasmanian State Government. More recently he has undertaken reviews of the maintenance effort on Victorian roads for the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria and the Victorian Auditor Generals Office. He has built on this experience to become one of Australia’s foremost engineers in road maintenance management. He is a member of the Road Engineering Association of Asia and Australasia (REAAA) and the Australian Asphalt Pavement Association (AAPA). Phil Hawley has worked as an engineer in local government for several NSW councils over a period of 30 years prior to commencing consulting practice in 1999. Phil has a broad engineering background, including design, construction and maintenance of roads, bridges, buildings and other community infrastructure. He has developed quality, environmental and OH&S management systems as well as a strong track record in contract development, contract management, contract administration, project management and business analysis and planning. He has a particular interest in environmental management and sustainability. |
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