Why the Future of Civil Engineering Is Renewable, Remote, and Data-Driven
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Andrew Shaw is a Senior Technical Officer (Civil) at Entura with over 30 years’ experience in civil and environmental design, spanning highways, mining, hydropower, and battery storage infrastructure. He specialises in digital design workflows and ISO 19650 standards, and is based in Tasmania where he works on some of Australia’s most significant renewable energy projects.
Our guest
Andrew Shaw
Senior Technical Officer, Civil, Entura
Session Overview
In this exclusive webinar, Andrew Shaw, Senior Technical Officer from Entura shares how their civil team is delivering hydropower and battery storage projects across Australia — all while managing data, models, and multidisciplinary collaboration at scale.
What You’ll Learn
- Entura’s approach to ISO 19650 and structured digital delivery
- The role of 12d Synergy in managing long-term asset data
- How their teams work across geology, civil, tunnels, electrical, and dams
- Why civil engineers are key to Australia’s renewable transition
Our guest
Andrew Shaw
Senior Technical Officer, Civil, Entura
Andrew Shaw is a Senior Technical Officer at Entura with over 30 years’ experience in civil and environmental design, spanning highways, mining, hydropower, and battery storage infrastructure. He specialises in digital design workflows and ISO 19650 standards, and is based in Tasmania where he works on some of Australia’s most significant renewable energy projects.
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