Colleen Panizza and Andrew Mack recently returned to university—not as students, but as guest lecturers for the next generation of industry professionals. They delivered a lecture to master’s students enrolled in ENG621 Land Use Planning, a unit within Murdoch University’s M1330 ESSE Masters of Engineering Practice graduate program.

Their lecture provided an in-depth look at the key approvals processes in Western Australia for the construction and operation of waste management infrastructure. They covered critical topics such as Part IV referrals and Part V approvals, which play a significant role in regulatory compliance. In addition, they explored broader project delivery strategies and emphasised one of the most vital aspects of successful project implementation: community engagement and consultation.

ESSE MASTERS STUDENT PRIZE
Talis is proud to support the next generation of industry professionals and is supporting this year’s ESSE Masters Student Prize in ENG573 Integrated Waste Management for academic achievement in an individual unit. The prize will be awarded to the overall top-performing student in this unit.

For more information about Talis and our waste team please visit:
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