Warragamba Dam Pipeline Coating

Project summary

The Warragamba Dam Pipeline Coating project involved recoating 27 kilometers of pipeline, ensuring improved durability and performance of New South Wales’ largest water pipeline.

…what we did on this project 

The Warragamba Dam Pipeline Coating project, managed by Malcolm Law in collaboration with Diona, involved recoating 27 kilometers of New South Wales’ largest pipeline. 

The project’s scope included vegetation clearing, removal of the existing coating, and application of a new aluminum coat to enhance the pipeline’s durability and performance. 

Malcolm’s responsibilities encompassed engaging design partners, managing the project schedule and forecasts, and ensuring active involvement from all relevant stakeholders. 

His role was crucial in navigating the complex approvals process and maintaining high safety standards throughout the project. Malcolm’s effective project management ensured that all construction activities were completed efficiently and with minimal environmental impact. 

By leading a multidisciplinary team and fostering strong stakeholder relationships, he ensured that the project met its timelines and budgetary constraints. 

The recoating of the Warragamba Dam pipeline significantly improved its lifespan and operational reliability, ensuring the continued supply of water to the region. Malcolm’s strategic planning and risk management were instrumental in the successful execution of this large-scale infrastructure project, which stands as a testament to his expertise in managing complex engineering projects.