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The projects featured on this page represent experience gained across a broad range of sectors, including project and programme management, construction and infrastructure, disaster risk reduction, climate resilience, geospatial information management, environmental management, oil and gas, occupational health and safety, humanitarian response, and international development.
Across these initiatives, I have undertaken a wide range of technical, operational, and leadership responsibilities, including project management and end-to-end coordination, budget planning and financial management, work planning and scheduling, project supervision, monitoring and evaluation, stakeholder engagement, field operations management, and multi-agency coordination.
Countries of Working Experience: Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu , Marshall Islands & Tonga
The Pacific Community (SPC)
The Pacific Community (SPC) is the principal scientific and technical development organisation supporting Pacific Island countries and territories to achieve sustainable development and resilience outcomes.
Established in 1947, SPC works across the Pacific region by providing scientific expertise, technical assistance, data, research, capacity building, and policy support to governments and development partners. It supports Pacific countries in addressing critical challenges including climate change, disaster risk reduction, natural resource management, health, agriculture, fisheries, infrastructure resilience, and sustainable economic development.
PCRAFI II Project
Project: Pacific Catastrophe Risk Assessment and Financing Initiative Phase II (PCRAFI II)
Duration: 2020 – 2024
Funding: World Bank
Implemented By: Pacific Community (SPC)
Technical Partner: Regional Partners
Countries: Vanuatu | Tonga | Samoa|Cook Islands|Solomon Islands
Sector: Disaster Risk Reduction | Climate Resilience | Exposure Risk Modelling | Geospatial Data Management
PaRTneR II Project
Project: Pacific Risk Tools for Resilience II (PaRTneR II)
Duration: 2022 – 2024
Funding: MFAT (NZ)
Implemented By: Pacific Community (SPC)
Technical Partner: NIWA NEW ZEALAND
Countries: Vanuatu | Tonga | Samoa|Cook Islands|Tuvalu|Marshall Islands
Sector: Disaster Risk Reduction | Climate Resilience | Risk Assessment | Geospatial Data Management
ESNZ Project page: Partner II Project
Funding with Intent Project
Project: Forecast-based Information and Tools (FIT) Project
Duration: Jan - Dec, 2024
Funding: SPC/MAFAT
Implemented By: Pacific Community (SPC)
Technical Partner:Tonga MAFF
Countries: Tonga
Sector: Geospatial | Agriculture | Early Warning Systems | Climate Information Services
Link to project report : FIT Reports
SURGE Project
Project: National Surveys for Infrastructure Resilience Geospatial Databases (SURGE)
Duration: 2025 – 2026
Funding: United Nations Multi-Partner Trust Fund (UN MPTF)
Manage By: Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI)
Implementing Partner: Pacific Community (SPC)
Countries: Vanuatu | Tonga | Kiribati
Sector: Disaster Risk Reduction | Climate Resilience | Geospatial Data Management
GIS Training - Samoa (2024)
Hazard Mapping Training - Tonga (2022)
Assisting particiants during training sessions
Group photo after stakeholder engagement workshop in Apia, Samoa
Risk Assessment training in Marshall Islands
Assisting particiants during training sessions
Samoa Survey Team
One of GIS Training conducted in Port Vila,Vanuatu under SURGE Project
Risk Analysis using RiskScape Training conducted in Rarotonga, Cook Islands under PaRTneR II Project
Rural Airstrip Agency of Papua New Guinea (RAA)
Project: Rural Airstrip Rehabilitation & Maintenance Programme (RAA)
Duration: 2018 – 2022
Funding: Government of Papua New Guinea (GoPNG) Public Investment Programme (PIP) and development funding support
Implemented By: Rural Airstrip Agency of PNG Limited (RAA)
Country: Papua New Guinea
The Rural Airstrip Rehabilitation & Maintenance Programme supports the restoration, upgrading, and ongoing maintenance of rural airstrips across Papua New Guinea to improve aviation safety, strengthen connectivity, and provide remote communities with access to essential services.The programme focuses on reopening closed or degraded airstrips, maintaining operational airstrips, and improving access to health, education, government services, humanitarian assistance, and economic opportunities for isolated communities.
Airstrip inspection at Auwi airstrip
Final inspecation for test landing at Bili airstrip
Carrying out DCP Test
Consultation with landowners at Buin airstrip
Trekking to Yalum airstrip. Took almost 7 hours to reach the village
Test landing after over 30 years at Yalum airstrip, after the inspection was conducted
Locals providing security during airstrip survey in one of the tribal conflict areas in the highlands of PNG
Conducting airstrip survey in an incomplete airstrip(Tegina). Pilot has to land half way on the runway
Locals at Bili airstrip
Carrying out inspection in one of the airstrips in Milne Bay province
Total Energies E & P PNG Limited
Project: Papua LNG Project – TotalEnergies EP PNG Limited
Duration: 2018
Investment: Major multi-billion-dollar LNG development project
Operator: TotalEnergies EP PNG Limited (TEP PNG)
Partners: ExxonMobil PNG Limited, Santos, JX Nippon, Eneos Xplora, Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited
Country: Papua New Guinea
The Papua LNG Project is a world-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) development led by TotalEnergies EP PNG Limited, focused on developing the Elk and Antelope gas fields in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea.
The integrated LNG project aims to develop upstream gas resources, processing facilities, pipelines, and LNG export infrastructure to support PNG’s energy sector, economic growth, local employment, and community development. The project is designed to produce approximately 5.6 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) of LNG through new LNG trains integrated with existing PNG LNG infrastructure at Caution Bay.
As part of the project, contributed to the Land Investigation Exercise, supporting the identification and verification of legitimate landowners along the proposed pipeline corridor from PRL 15 to Orokolo Bay. The work involved collecting, analysing, and mapping land ownership information within the 5 km pipeline study area to support landowner identification, stakeholder engagement, and project planning.
Multi-disciplinary team that carried out the demarcation
Working with clan leader to identify land boundary
Mapping and documenting customary land boundaries within the Purari area
PESHTECH Bdn PNG Limited
PESHTECH Bdn PNG Limited
Project: Kila Kila 66/11kV Substation & 66kV Transmission Lines
Duration: 2018–2019
Contractor: PESHTECH Bdn PNG Limited
Client/Partner: PNG Power Limited & Asian Development Bank (ADB)
Location: Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
The Kila Kila Substation and Transmission Lines Project was a major power infrastructure upgrade under the Port Moresby Power Grid Development Project, aimed at improving electricity supply reliability and strengthening the city’s transmission network.
The project involved the development of a 66/11kV substation and approximately 6.1 km of 66kV double-circuit overhead transmission lines connecting the Kila Kila Substation to the existing Port Moresby transmission network. The facility included high-voltage switching equipment, 66kV transmission infrastructure, and 11kV distribution systems to support increased power capacity and grid stability.
Assisting contractor conducting geotech assessments
Ensuring project activities complied with safety regulations, including monitoring contractor pre-start safety checks and site readiness inspections.
Ensuring all contractors comply with safety and environmental standards and project HSE requirements.
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