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Amy Ha

Commercial Graduate
Amy Ha studied ​a ​Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) ​at University of New South Wales in 2016, and is now a Commercial Graduate at Laing O'Rourke.
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Amy Ha

Commercial Graduate
Amy Ha studied ​a ​Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) ​at University of New South Wales in 2016, and is now a Commercial Graduate at Laing O'Rourke.
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  • Graduate stories
Be proactive with your work and career, it’s something that will be vital in your future development.

Annabel Kim

Project Manager
  • Graduate stories
Be proactive with your work and career, it’s something that will be vital in your future development.

Annabel Kim

Project Manager
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  • Graduate stories
There are so many aspects of my job that I absolutely love! I don’t think there are many jobs where you can watch something go from paper to a huge structure every single day.

Brittney Monk

Graduate Engineer
  • Graduate stories
There are so many aspects of my job that I absolutely love! I don’t think there are many jobs where you can watch something go from paper to a huge structure every single day.

Brittney Monk

Graduate Engineer
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Brittney Monk

Graduate Engineer
My team had a debrief on what went well and what needs to be improved after the multiple issues encountered during the day. We came up with a good plan to mitigate some of the issues moving forward which will be implemented tomorrow.
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Brittney Monk

Graduate Engineer
My team had a debrief on what went well and what needs to be improved after the multiple issues encountered during the day. We came up with a good plan to mitigate some of the issues moving forward which will be implemented tomorrow.
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  • Graduate stories
The daily tasks are incredibly rewarding as it allows me to essentially bring life to knowledge learnt in classes and see the reality behind it.

Chyren Amarsee

Analyst
  • Graduate stories
The daily tasks are incredibly rewarding as it allows me to essentially bring life to knowledge learnt in classes and see the reality behind it.

Chyren Amarsee

Analyst
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  • Graduate stories
The graduate program encourages a rotation of roles every 3 - 6 months to gain a wide understanding and a range of experiences to take forward on my career as an engineer.

Colin Harkness

Graduate Mechanical Engineer
  • Graduate stories
The graduate program encourages a rotation of roles every 3 - 6 months to gain a wide understanding and a range of experiences to take forward on my career as an engineer.

Colin Harkness

Graduate Mechanical Engineer
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Jeffrey Gao

Graduate Mining Engineer
As an engineer, I like to critically analyze the designs and the plan we execute on the ground, whether it is the drill and blast designs or the mining method the excavator is executing.
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Jeffrey Gao

Graduate Mining Engineer
As an engineer, I like to critically analyze the designs and the plan we execute on the ground, whether it is the drill and blast designs or the mining method the excavator is executing.
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Kenny Lim

Assistant Project Manager
Kenny Lim graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) and Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Hons) from The University of New South Wales in 2016 and is now an Assistant Project Manager at TSA Management.
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Kenny Lim

Assistant Project Manager
Kenny Lim graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) and Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Hons) from The University of New South Wales in 2016 and is now an Assistant Project Manager at TSA Management.
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