5th Annual
Future of Construction Summit

20-21 May, 2025 | Royal International Convention Centre, Brisbane

The annual gathering for the people and companies redefining Australia’s construction industry

CONFERENCE | EXHIBITION | NETWORKING EVENTS

FUTURE OF CONSTRUCTION SUMMIT

The Future of Construction Summit (FCON) is the construction industry’s premier national event focused on strategy, operations, technology and innovation for a more progressive, productive and sustainable construction industry.   

The 5th annual FCON Summit will provide a unique and critical platform for industry professionals to learn from thought leaders, accelerate strategies to overcome sector-specific obstacles, and facilitate cross-regional industry collaboration. It’s a unique opportunity for networking, knowledge-sharing, and partnering with industry peers, enabling industry professionals to remain at the forefront of innovation and contribute to a more sustainable and technologically advanced future. 

FCON25 will feature:

  • 2 day conference featuring over 80 senior leaders from contractors, owners, financiers and tech companies
  • 750+ top level attendees
  • Exhibition with 70+ booths
  • Dedicated break-out tracks on CULTURE & COLLABORATION/PRECONSTRUCTION/ MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION 
  • Curated match-making between attendees & exhibitors
  • Shark Tank (ConTech Pitching competition)
  • Welcome party and Gala Dinner

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“I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the Future of Construction – FCON24 Summit this year to discuss opportunities and to address industry technology challenges. It was an exceptionally well-coordinated event and an important industry forum to promote discussion on real world challenges and innovative solutions. Looking forward to the next one.”

Alan Dunn

Chief Information Officer, Richard Crookes

“FCON24 was an outstanding blend of hands-on experts, visionary thought leaders, and cutting-edge technology showcases. I appreciated the diverse format, including roundtables, panel discussions, and solo presentations, offering a comprehensive perspective on the current and future direction of the construction industry.”

Michelle Pretorius

Senior Construction Site Analyst, Mirvac

“FCON24 - So much, packed into a concise few days. It was great to hear from industry leaders on their views on the part we will all play in the future of our society. We all have a role to play to ensure that sustainability is truly at the core of everything we do.”

Grant Sainsbery

Head of Environment and Sustainability, Bouygues Construction

“Last week I was fortunate to connect with like-minded industry professionals and GHD colleagues at the Future of Construction Summit in Brisbane. I enjoyed participating in the roundtable discussion about making innovation stick by optimising your technology and training strategies.”

Rebecca Topp

National Key Client Coordinator - Constructor Portfolio, GHD

“I've just had the an awesome few days diving into the next decade of the construction industry at the Future of Construction - FCON Summit in Brisbane. The event brought together an impressive lineup of speakers and covered a range of insightful topics. From exciting talks to engaging in round table discussions and making valuable connections - I'm back buzzing with ideas on how to elevate our business skills and project delivery.”

Executive Director, RECOR

“Congratulations to the amazing team at FCON24. What an incredible event! It was fantastic to connect with leaders across the construction, infrastructure and public sector with great conversations, awesome speakers and pertinent topics for the industry. The best event in this space - we will be back!”

Cameron Kahler

Director, Workato

The Program

FCON25 will be about thinking big and committing to bold new ways of working. Its where key industry executives will come to: 

Day 1

  • Hear exclusive insights into the latest construction sector trends, technologies and strategies 
  • Gain an understanding of the strategic directions, emerging innovations and necessary adaptations in workforce and policy that are pivotal for succeeding in this rapidly evolving construction sector 
  • Explore building climate-resilient structures, achieve net-zero ambitions and sustainable construction practices 
  • Benefit from case studies on how cutting-edge technologies are being implemented, and the tools that are streamlining project management and elevating construction standards 
  • Explore the forefront of construction innovation in areas such as prefabrication, modular construction, and advanced materials and construction techniques  
  • Understand the complexities of current global supply chain issues and learn strategies for managing material shortages and cost fluctuations 
  • Learn about innovative training programs, the impact of automation on the workforce, the integration of automation and robotics, GenZers preferences and strategies to attract and retain skilled workers  
FCON25 Future of Construction Summit Speakers

Meet Our Speakers

Mark Baker

Chief Executive Officer, BESIX Watpac

Andre Noonan

COO, Acciona Australia

Leah Kelly

Deputy Director-General Infrastructure and Regional Strategy, Department of State Development and Infrastructure (QLD)

Scott Power

Chief Executive Officer, BMD Group

Darren Crichton

Chief Executive Officer, DT Infrastructure

Gretchen Gagel

Chair, Brinkman Construction (USA)

Treaven Martinus

CEO , Martinus

John Anderson

CEO, DT Infrastructure

Kylie Yates

CEO New South Wales, Civil Contractors Federation

John Lim Ji Xiong

Chief Digital Officer, GAMUDA (Malaysia)
FCON25 Future of Construction Summit

Conference Schedule

Day 1 | Tuesday 20th May, 2025

08:00

Main conference registration & morning coffee

08:45

Official welcome

Leon Kantor, Founder & Executive Director, FCON
08:50

Chair’s welcome remarks

Andrew Chapman, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Major Contractors Association (QMCA)

THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY – STATE OF PLAY

09:00

SPECIAL ADDRESS: Australian construction & infrastructure market update – where are we headed?

This session will delve into the latest Australian construction market trends and provide a forward looking forecast of the sector’s future. Attendees will gain an understanding of the strategic directions, emerging innovations, and necessary adaptations in workforce and policy that are pivotal for navigating and succeeding in this rapidly evolving sector. 

  • Examine the outlook for the global and Australian economy and understand the headwinds and tailwinds shaping the future of global construction and infrastructure  
  • Look at the potential impact of upcoming elections on construction and infrastructure  
  • Review the key drivers of demand for construction and the challenges and opportunities posed by rapid urbanisation  
  • Consider the impact of net zero and climate change on construction and infrastructure 
  • Learn how a circular economy and new circular business models can drive greater sustainability and business opportunities  
Dr. Nicholas Fearnley, Head of Global Construction Forecasting, Oxford Economics
09:20

GOVERNMENT ADDRESS: An update on the major projects transforming Queensland in the lead up to the 2032 Olympic Games

Due to a number of factors, Brisbane has become the second most expensive city in Australia to build. This is impacting project feasibility and putting at risk the critical infrastructure required to deliver the future of SEQ. With over $107 billion allocated for infrastructure and the Brisbane 2032 Olympic games set to drive demand, Leah will give an update on the roadmap and how government is planning to work with the industry to address these challenges. 

Leah Kelly, Deputy Director-General Infrastructure and Regional Strategy, Department of State Development and Infrastructure (QLD)
09:35

HOUSING & INFRASTRUCTURE ADDRESS: Unpacking Australia’s housing crisis and the link to infrastructure development: innovate, collaborate, act!

Join us for a session unpacking the urgency of the housing crisis and exploring innovative solutions that also tackle the hidden infrastructure barriers prior to pouring the slab that are crippling housing supply today. We will discuss the cycle of instability in temporary accommodation, political barriers to change, grassroots initiatives, and collaborative strategies for impact. Learn how you can make a difference, from advocacy to supporting affordable housing initiatives to pave the way for a more equitable future. 

Nicholas Proud, CEO National, Civil Contractors Federation
09:45

CONSTRUCTION LEADERS: Unpacking the trends and opportunities shaping the future of construction in Australia

Housing, infrastructure, energy transition and net zero, efficient procurement and fostering a diverse workforce.

In this key panel we identify the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the industry and what needs to happen to deliver on Australia’s construction and infrastructure objectives. 

Panellists include:
Mark Baker, Chief Executive Officer, BESIX Watpac
Scott Power, Chief Executive Officer, BMD Group
Kylie Yates, CEO New South Wales, Civil Contractors Federation
Treaven Martinus, CEO , Martinus
John Anderson, CEO, DT Infrastructure
Paul Bidwell, CEO, Master Builders Association - Queensland
Facilitated by:
Sally Krajačić, AEC Industry Lead, Workato
10:30

FIRESIDE CHAT: Examining real world examples that demonstrate how working with AI can achieve optimal construction productivity goals

In this discussion we hear real world examples that demonstrate how working with artificial intelligence (AI)  can achieve optimal construction productivity goals. Cameron and Dominic will explore how AI is being leveraged to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance decision-making across the construction industry. This session delves into key examples where AI technologies such as predictive analytics, autonomous machinery, and project management tools have been successfully implemented. The discussion will also highlight how AI optimises project timelines, minimises resource waste, and enhances safety on construction sites, offering a pathway for the industry to meet productivity goals more effectively. 

Dominic Martens, Digital Engineering Manager, Icon Construction
Lem Prestage, Group IT Manager, Southbase Construction
In conversation with:
Cameron Kahler, Director, ANZ, Workato
10:50

Morning tea, speed networking & exhibition viewing

MAJOR PROJECTS, PRODUCTIVITY & PROCUREMENT IN THE SPOTLIGHT

11:30

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Examining the roadmap for infrastructure development across Australia

Infrastructure Australia advises governments, industry and the community on the investments and reforms needed to deliver better infrastructure for all Australians. In this session we hear the latest updates on the ‘Infrastructure Priority List’ which ensure that public funds are directed towards projects that deliver the best outcomes for all of our growing communities across Australia.

 

* https://www.infrastructureaustralia.gov.au/infrastructure-priority-list

Adam Copp, CEO, Infrastructure Australia
11:40

MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS: Building the Future - Examining Government infrastructure strategies to deliver a sustainable and productive sector

The ACIF forecasts are the industry’s compass which points to the future of the industry and construction projects across Australia. They provide rolling ten-year forecast of construction and major infrastructure project activity. These forecasts are a primary source of market information for the building and construction industries in Australia, providing decision makers with comprehensive information and insight about the direction in which building, and construction activity is heading.

Panelists Include:
James Sherrard, Head of Commercial, Performance and Strategy, Transport for NSW
Andrew Wheeler, Regional Director, Department of Transport and Main Roads (QLD)
Craig Doyle, Chief Executive Officer, Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF)
Soheila Moradi, Manager - Digital Engineering, Major Road Projects, Victorian Infrastructure Delivery Authority 
Facilitated by:
Adam Copp, CEO, Infrastructure Australia
12:20

Power Play: Energising opportunities in construction and renewables

Join us for an insightful session on “Power Play: Energising Opportunities in Construction and Renewables,” where we delve into our latest research findings. As billions flow into the net zero transition, this report highlights how property and energy companies can collaborate to unlock new sources of value. With 92% of leaders prioritizing renewable energy integration and 74% preparing to adopt solutions like battery storage, energy management systems, and smart grid technologies, the opportunities are immense. We’ll also discuss diverse revenue strategies and the critical role of government incentives and regulations in overcoming barriers. Let’s lead the charge towards a sustainable energy future together. 

Jeremie Henry, Industry Relations & Alliances, ANZ, Procore Technologies
12:40

Networking luncheon and exhibition viewing

CONSTRUCTION INNOVATION, CULTURE AND DIVERSITY

13:50

INTERACTIVE ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

In this the first of 4 dynamic roundtable sessions, we bring together all delegates to participate in a 40-minute interactive roundtable discussion, led by multiple industry experts on a number of pertinent topics and industry themes. Join the table that most interests you and discuss the latest opportunities and industry trends and brainstorm solutions to common challenges with likeminded individuals.  

Roundtable 1: Examining how Robotics and Deep-Tech are positively disrupting modern construction
Nathan Kirchner, Founding Director, Robotics Australia Group 
Roundtable 2: Digitalising the construction supply chain and procurement function
Dean James, Digital Design Manager, Richard Crookes Constructions
Roundtable 3: Maintaining effective cost controls across large scale projects
Guilain Chevreul, Senior Finance Manager, Acciona Australia
Roundtable 4: Empowering more women and the Next Generation into construction through a more inclusive and diverse culture
Jennifer Gillett, Chair of the Board of Directors, National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)
Roundtable 5: Promoting appropriate skills development across construction
Rebecca Pickering, CEO South Australia, Civil Contractors Federation
Roundtable 6: Embedding ESG principals to achieve the Net Zero Roadmap across construction projects
Renee Zaitouni, National ESG Coordinator, ADCO
Roundtable 7: Attracting and working with indigenous Australians to help close the workforce gap
Dart Johnson, National Indigenous Program Manager, BMD Group
Roundtable 8: Tools and technologies for successful digital collaboration in project delivery
Shanoc Halliday, Customer Success Manager APAC, Bluebeam
Roundtable 9: Empowering leadership across construction to retain talent
Angela Hucker, CEO, EPIC – Empowering People In Construction 
14:30

PRODUCTIVITY SPOTLIGHT: Boosting construction productivity through technology

The Australian construction industry, contributing 9% to GDP, faces stagnating productivity. While sectors like manufacturing have harnessed technology to improve efficiency, construction has lagged. My talk will focus on how digital transformation can unlock significant productivity gains and ease growing compliance burdens. 

  • Examining the productivity challenges: 
    • Stagnant productivity, project delays, and growing regulatory demands, including ESG compliance, are major barriers. 
  • Technology as a solution: 
    • Digital tools like automation, real-time data analytics, and mobile platforms streamline operations and compliance. 
    • McKinsey research shows these technologies can reduce costs by up to 15% and improve project timelines. 
  • A call to action: 
    • Adopting digital solutions is essential for improving efficiency, reducing costs, and staying competitive in today’s evolving market. 
Hani Arab, CIO, Seymour Whyte
14:50

FIRESIDE CHAT: Instilling culture change to improve operational performance through greater diversity

In March 2025, Gretchen Gael – a regular Keynote in US Construction Summits releases her book entitled ‘Building Women Leaders: A Blueprint for Women Thriving in Construction’. In this discussion we hear about how the industry is embracing the important role of women in construction and what more it can do to encourage even more diversity within the industry to achieve our productivity goals. 

  • Examining the role leadership plays in achieving culture change 
  • Achieving greater diversity across construction 
  • Identifying the changes in culture needed to move the bar and increase productivity
Gretchen Gagel, Chair, Brinkman Construction (USA)
Interviewed by:
Andre Noonan, COO, Acciona Australia
15:35

Afternoon tea and exhibition viewing

SUSTAINABILITY & CONTECH SHARK TANK

16:10

NET ZERO CONSTRUCTION PANEL: Building the future by leading the charge towards sustainable and circular construction

Policy changes, disclosure & reporting have changed the way companies are approaching their Net Zero obligations. In this session we discuss how integrating sustainability practices into construction processes can drive innovation, reduce waste, and create more resilient and inclusive communities all while moving towards net zero emissions. In this session we examine:

  • How we build and the processes to reduce embodied carbon across construction including re-use and build for disassembly 
  • The implications of policy changes mandated by government for emissions reductions, disclosure and reporting 
  • The role of clean energy in modern construction and the development of electrification, EV machinery and ecofriendly fuels  
  • Modern materials and how we can build with less waste and achieve more sustainable circular outcomes 
  • The role procurement plays in modern sustainable construction and the implications for reporting and Scope 3 
Panellists include:
Fiona Bowie, Director Transformation & Sustainability, John Holland
David Fox, Group Sustainability Manager, CPB Contractors
Tim Walker, Environment and Sustainability Manager – Australia, McConnel Dowell
Katie O’Malley, GM Corporate Affairs, BMD Group
Karin Wallin, Sustainability Operations Lead, Laing O'Rourke
Facilitated by:
Toby Kent, CEO, Infrastructure Sustainability Council
16:45

CONTECH SHARK TANK: Leading innovative Tech companies making waves in Australian construction

In this quickfire session, we hear from 4 leading ConTech companies who are delivering innovative solutions to meet the ever-evolving challenges of the construction sector. At the end of the session the judges will deliberate before announcing a winner. 

Contestants include:
James Kell, CEO & Co Founder, Scratchie
Paul James, ANZ Sales Director, Timescapes
Our expert industry Judges are:
Nathan Kirchner, Founding Director, Robotics Australia Group 
Douglas Zuzic, CIO, ADCO Constructions
Natasha Mandie, Managing Director, EM Advisory
17:30

Networking drinks

The move towards more sustainable construction practices has never been more pressing and the need to reach net-zero embodied carbon goals by 2030 are fast approaching. As we head into the hottest summer on record in Australia and El Nino threatens unprecedented natural disasters, its clear the time to act is now. This panel of industry bodies and leading environmental construction professionals will discuss what progress has been made against benchmark targets, and what other actions needs to be prioritised to meet net-zero goals. 

  • What is the sustainability state of play across the industry today – what has been achieved and importantly, what else needs to be achieved to realise 2030 and 2050 climate and net-zero construction goals? 
  • Examining the role supply chains and scope 3 play in achieving sustainability goals 
  • Looking across the full spectrum of consideration from electrification, water efficiency, energy and waste reduction and material choice to achieve greater sustainability. Examining what else still needs to be done? 
  • Shifting the culture of an organisation from the design, to build and the ongoing management of an asset to realise ambitious ESG principles in construction 
  • The implications of renewable diesel and net zero fuels  
18:30

Close of Summit Day 1

Day 2 | Wednesday 21st May, 2025

08:30

Registration & morning coffee

09:00

Chairperson’s opening remarks

A look at some of the top technology trends in the construction industry including Internet of Things, augmented reality, data analytics, robotics and more.

Corrie Williams, Executive Director Culture & Innovation, Master Builders Association, Victoria

DIGITAL DELIVERY, ROBOTICS & MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION

09:05

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Digitising construction through AI, data and putting the user first

In this talk, we’ll explore how construction is being digitised and how AI, data and user-centricity are converging to reshape the built environment.  

  • How are algorithms for predictive analytics, automation, and optimisation streamlining construction processes, enhancing safety and reducing errors 
  • Reviewing the cutting-edge technologies transforming the construction industry globally – 3D printing, AI, BIM, IoT and robotics. 
John Lim Ji Xiong, Chief Digital Officer, GAMUDA (Malaysia)
09:25

SPECIAL ADDRESS: Leveraging disruptive advances in robotics and deep-tech across modern construction

Recent advancements in robotics and AI are revolutionising complex construction tasks with advanced reasoning, sensing, perception, and mobility. Innovative companies are integrating these intelligent machines into daily life, with new technologies emerging rapidly. However, challenges still hinder widespread acceptance. This talk will explore overcoming these obstacles to unlock the full potential of these technologies. 

  • Emerging trends, the appetite for adoption into business as usual, what has worked well or not so well in relation to ConTech 
  • Promising robotics and AI emerging technology advancements & how they will detail how they are revolutionizing complex construction tasks 
  • Understanding why the sector’s uptake is so slow compared to other similar industries when we know we’d benefit from these technologies. 
  • How we can overcome the typical frictions of adoption to unlock the full potential of these technologies. 
Nathan Kirchner, Founding Director, Robotics Australia Group 
09:45

DIGITAL DELIVERY PANEL: Fostering a culture of innovation, creativity, design and delivery across digital engineering and construction

This session will explore how embracing innovation and creative new approaches drives industry advancement. It will discuss how to balance tradition with innovation in construction practices, with real-world case studies highlighting successful projects and problem-solving approaches from contractors, infrastructure owners and partners. 

  • Using Digital Design to enhance project capability and industry competence 
  • How to improve productivity, site safety, documentation and manage costs  
  • Managing the digitisation process in design to proactively identify and resolve issues in the planning stage before they materialise in construction and project delivery 
  • What can we learn from international contractors? 
  • Understanding core digital leadership capabilities to foster digital ways of working that add value 
Panellists include:
John Lim Ji Xiong, Chief Digital Officer, GAMUDA (Malaysia)
Colin Craney, General Manager – Engineering Management & Digital Delivery, John Holland
Douglas Zuzic, CIO, ADCO Constructions
Dwayne Warman, MEI Construction and Systems Integration Director, CPB Contractors
Kevin Hogan, Head of Design & Digital Engineering, Kapitol Goup
10:20

Embracing digital transformation, standardisation

As the construction industry embraces digital transformation, standardisation is essential for improving efficiency, collaboration, and project delivery, especially when teams operate across different locations, time zones, and disciplines. Shanoc Halliday will explore the importance of standardising digital technology practices in construction and how Bluebeam’s solutions can support this initiative, including:

  • Defining Standardisation in Construction: Understanding the significance of standardisation in digital technologies within the sector
  • Identifying Challenges: Highlighting common obstacles faced by distributed teams in adopting standardised processes
  • Reducing Risk and Improving Communication: Examining how standardisation can minimise risks and ensure consistent communication among stakeholders
  • Steps for Implementation: Discussing actionable steps for effectively implementing standardisation
Shanoc Halliday, Customer Success Manager APAC, Bluebeam
10:40

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Transforming the Construction Workforce: Reflections on construction’s biggest challenge

Mark Farmer recently reviewed the UK’s statutory Industry Training Board and Levy system for the UK Government. He believes there is an unprecedented industry resourcing  crisis that will impact the future capacity and capability of the industry and that many of the issues are common between UK and Australia. In this session he will examine: 

  • Future projections on workforce and skills gaps and the need for strategic workforce planning 
  • New talent attraction challenges 
  • Need for more flexible entry pathways and training models 
  • The impact of decarbonisation, digital and MMC on required future workforce skills  
  • Challenge of maintaining and demonstrating a competent and productive workforce  
Mark Farmer, CEO, Cast Consultancy (UK)
11:00

Morning tea and exhibition viewing

11:40

PEOPLE, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY | MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION | PRECONSTRUCTION

In this session we bring together delegates in a series of 40 minute facilitated round table discussions with leading industry experts. Join a table that most interests you and discuss the latest in policy, technology and industry trends with likeminded individuals.  


Round Table 2: Getting maximum ROI on your tech Investment 
Moderated by: Shivendra Kumar, Managing Director, Shivendra & Co


Round Table 3:
Examining the latest innovations in Pre-Fab Modular Construction
Moderated by: Damien Crough, Executive Chairman, prefabAUS


Round Table 4: Improving worksite safety across construction
Moderated by: Rae Bonney, Workplace Mental Health, Safety & Wellbeing Specialist 


Round Table 5: Harnessing location intelligence to achieve sustainability goals
Moderated by: Dan Paull, Executive Vice President and General Manager (ANZ), Nearmap


Round Table 6: Constructing the Future: Bridging generations, internal knowledge and technology in the construction industry
Moderated by: Andrew Hill, International Region Customer Success Excellence Director, RIB Software


Round Table 7:
New AI-powered approaches to productivity tools
Moderated by: Shanoc
Halliday, Customer Success Manager APAC, Bluebeam

 

Round Table 8: A VC’s perspective on the latest innovations transforming the construction industry 
Moderated by: Michael McNamara, Partner, Potentia Capital
 

Round Table 9: Contracting Best Practice
Moderated by: Kevin Pascoe, Director & Secretary, SoCLA 

 
Round Table 10: Revolutionising the success of your project with an ‘Oracle Red Bull Racing’ mindset
Moderated by: Rogier Roelvink, Industry & Customer Engagement Director Asia-Pacific, Oracle

Round Table 11: Incentivising  safety: the Do’s and the Don’t’s
Moderated by: James Kell, CEO & Co Founder, Scratchie


Round Table 12: Making innovation stick by optimising your technology and training strategy
Moderated by: Pia Hansen, General Manager Project Services, DT Infrastructure


Round Table 13: Solid Foundations: Cultures in Construction

Moderated by: Dan Humphries, Regional HSE Manager, QLD, Multiplex and Jayne Dunn, Director and Co-Founder, CulturAlchemy


Round Table 14: Decarbonising your supply chain or undertaking responsible sourcing – how much will it cost your business to adopt by-products?

Moderated by: Mauricio Olivares, General Manager Technical, Covalent Lithium

TRACK 1:
PEOPLE, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
11:40

Chair’s welcome remarks:

Corrie Williams, Executive Director Culture & Innovation, Master Builders Association, Victoria

11:40

INTERACTIVE ROUNDTABLES

In the second of these Roundtable discussions, we bring together technology and innovation audience members to participate in a 40-minute interactive roundtable discussion, led by multiple industry experts on a number of pertinent topics and industry themes. Join the table that most interests you and discuss the latest opportunities and industry trends and brainstorm solutions to common challenges with likeminded individuals.
Roundtable 1: Embracing 3D Design, Model and Build technologies to enhance your projects delivery and ongoing maintenance

Cameron Hyndman, National Digital Engineering Lead, Transport & Infrastructure, Downer (NZ)

Roundtable 2: Unlocking your Construction data to make Data-Driven Decisions
Dominic Martens, Digital Engineering Manager, Icon Construction

Roundtable 3: Digitising construction through AI, data and putting the user first
John Lim Ji Xiong, Chief Digital Officer, GAMUDA (Malaysia)

Roundtable 4: Encouraging more young people into Construction and Infrastructure
Ryan Loomans, Chair - Emerging Professionals in Infrastructure Queensland (EPIQ), Infrastructure Association of Queensland (IAQ)

Roundtable 5: Incorporating Biophilic Design into your sustainable construction philosophy
Ozge Fettahlioglu, Managing Director, Boxareno Modular Constructions

Roundtable 6: Finance Automation Strategy: How do you measure up on your
Howard Boretsky, Managing Director, Xcellerate IT

12:20

CASE STUDY I: Developing Human-Centric technology: Using Data to make informed decisions, enhance user adoption and return better ROI

In this Case Study we hear from Mark Wengritzky of Multiplex on the approach he has taken to develop and integrate new technology across Multiplex Australia and abroad. Having a background in Safety and coupled with technology, Mark has an interesting approach to tech development, it’s implementation and use across Multiplex. In this session he will discuss: - How real innovation comes from applying the design process to understand your business challenges   - How technology can be used more effectively to enhance ROI and job satisfaction - Assessing why so many technologies fail?   - The role Big Data, AI and Robotics can play to foster modern construction best practice

Mark Wengritzky, National Operations and Systems Developer, Multiplex

12:40

Using technology to change the game in construction

Reserved for Partner

13:00

CASE STUDY II: Downer Digital Project Showcase: Implementing a digital plan, build & handover methodology

1. How we use digital technologies to design, model and build in order to learn fast rather than fail fast 2. Examining how digital tools manage your workflows and foster machine avoidance onsite 3. The use of augmented reality & AI to create transparency and efficiencies 4. Enhancing site safety

Cameron Hyndman, National Digital Engineering Lead, Transport & Infrastructure, Downer (NZ)

TRACK 2:
MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION
11:40

Chair’s welcome remarks:

Damien Crough, Executive Chairman, prefabAUS, & Managing Director of Advanced Offsite Group

11:40

AUSTRALIA'S MODULAR CONSTRUCTION – A BEACON OF OPTIMISM AMIDST INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

The benefits of modular construction are clear, and its potential to transform the industry is immense. - The move to prefabrication and modular construction for key stakeholders - Offsite Manufacturing Realities: Challenges and growth strategies in the construction industry - Tackling supply chain, factory, and workforce issues in offsite manufacturing growth -Risk mitigation and opportunity maximisation in offsite manufacturing

Damien Crough, Executive Chairman, prefabAUS, & Managing Director of Advanced Offsite Group

12:00

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Modernise or Die: Examining the lessons learned from UK in attempting production model reform

Mark Farmer authored the UK government review, Modernise or Die, back in 2016. It set out a burning platform of declining workforce numbers, productivity and quality, all driven by a dysfunctional industry model. The move towards Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) was highlighted as a crucial means of preserving future capacity . Since that point, the UK has been on a rollercoaster journey of political support and industry progress followed by economic turmoil, business model setbacks and now a market reset. In this session, he will set out: - The context for why MMC is so important – drivers for change - The initial UK government response to Modernise or Die - The reasons for failure of MMC market to reach maturity in UK - The new trajectory for modernisation of construction techniques - The role of government in initiating and sustaining change

Mark Farmer, CEO, Cast Consultancy (UK)

12:20

SPECIAL ADDRESS: Examining how innovative design, building methods and materials can further decarbonise construction and foster a more circular construction ecosystem

In this session we explore the latest advances in construction innovation from a circular perspective. We look at how prefabrication design and modular construction, and the use of advanced materials are reshaping the construction landscape. Ashleigh will examine how this approach is contributing to reducing the environmental impact of the construction industry by fostering a more circular approach and reusable outcomes. - Understanding what is the circular economy and why is it so important in construction today? - Beginning with the end in mind – understanding how design can achieve more tangible net zero outcomes - Examining the materials that we use when building, their origins and potential for reuse - Accelerating the circular economy with design for disassembly

Ashleigh Morris, CEO, Coreo

12:40

PANEL: How modular construction can meet the urgent and critical need for more housing, healthcare, data centre, transport facilities and other infrastructure projects in Australia

In this panel you’ll hear industry stakeholders discuss how the shift towards prefabrication and modular construction is anticipated to enhance efficiency and productivity, drive growth in specific industry segments, meet the evolving needs of communities and contribute to a more resilient and prosperous Australian construction sector. With urgent need for housing, schools, Data Centres, Hospitals and more, this session will explore how DfMA can be used to achieve our urgent construction goals.

Jamie Coe, Projects Director, National Modular, Hutchies Modular
John Fitzgibbon, Prefabrication Manager, Kapitol Group
James Briggs, Managing Director, JMB Modular Buildings
Jeremy Wikeepa, Director, Keep Mini Spaces
Facilitated by:
Alessandra Yokota, Co-Founder, Women in Prefab

TRACK 3:
PRECONSTRUCTION 

Estimation, bidding, design, procurement & preconstruction sustainability strategies to drive profitability and timely delivery

11:40

Chair’s welcome remarks:

Pamela Bell, CEO, New Zealand Institute of Building (NZ)

11:50

PANEL DISCUSSION: PRECONSTRUCTION INNOVATION - Cultivating a culture of excellence through innovative processes within preconstruction

In this session we explore how general contractors can work better with trades to create more aligned and accurate project estimates and control. By Identifying and creating an environment allowing innovation to thrive with a focus on quality, transparency, partnership and safety. - The process of innovation and the importance of documentation - Working together to identify challenges and develop holistic and intelligent solutions - Understanding and analysing how trades develop their estimates at a granular level to mitigate contingency costs that you have already factored into your own contingency plan - Identifying potential budget shortfalls with trade contractors for early impact analysis and resolution - Conducting pre-qualification discussions with trade contractors to minimize the likelihood of trade contractor budget shortfalls and reduce risk

Rod Burger, Pre-construction Manager, Richard Crookes Construction
Mia Mylonas, Engineering Services Cost Planning & Estimating - Building Group, John Holland
Roberta Constantin, VP Energy and Resources Bidding Department, Webuild
Mark Falconer, Preconstruction & Sustainability Manager, Douglas Construction & Engineering

12:25

SPECIAL ADDRESS: Beginning with the end in mind: Estimating carbon emissions in the design phase to achieve more sustainable outcomes in Preconstruction

In this session we explore the importance of envisioning sustainability goals during the design phase of modern construction projects. By estimating carbon emissions early in preconstruction, architects and engineers can make informed decisions that minimise the environmental impact of their designs. This proactive approach allows teams to select materials and methods that lower emissions, optimise energy efficiency, and incorporate renewable resources. Ultimately, by integrating sustainability into the initial stages of design, construction projects can achieve more sustainable outcomes, aligning with the organisations broader environmental goals, enhancing long-term viability of the build while also meeting evolving regulatory requirements and client expectations.

Marcus Gibson, Group IMS Manager, Fulton Hogan

12:45

PANEL DISCUSSION: Construction procurement and supply chain best practice

Navigating Australia’s construction procurement and supply chain challenges: Investigating alternative methods of procurement to ensure the completion of projects on time and on budget The global construction supply chain is grappling with skilled labour shortages, an ageing population and geopolitical disruptions, leading to material scarcities and increased costs. This session will dissect the complexities of current global supply chain issues and offer strategies for resilience. Discover how the best in the business are managing effective supply chains through innovation, risk mitigation and adapting to the global logistical challenges of modern procurement best practice. - Future proofing preconstruction and construction procurement, by building sustainable, resilient, and innovative procurement models - Connecting procurement systems to commercial and quality controls to maximise cross function value - Strategically sequencing to take long-lead items into account and reduce the impact of delays on the overall project timeline - Embedding responsible sourcing and addressing modern slavery concerns across your procurement supply chains - Human capital – How can we hire train and retain staff to meet the demands within a tight employment market?

Jim Green, General Manager – Strategic Procurement, John Holland
Andrew McFarlane, Group Procurement & Plant Manager, McConnell Dowell
Nicholas Dye, Commercial Procurement Manager, New Zealand Defense Force (NZ)
Teresa Scott, Executive Director, Australasian Procurement and Construction Council (APCC)
Antimo Di Antonio, Executive Vice President & Supply Chain Director APAC, Webuild
Lindsay Le Compte, General Manager, Construction Supply Chain Council

13:20

Networking luncheon and exhibition viewing

14:30

FOSTERING A CULTURE OF EMPOWERMENT, MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION & PRECONSTRUCTION TRACKS

This presentation explores the dynamic interplay between three major forces shaping the construction industry: the seasoned veterans with their invaluable experience and knowledge, the rising tech companies innovating with new products and solutions, and the tech-savvy upcoming generations ready to harness these advancements. We delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by this unique convergence, discuss strategies for effective collaboration. The presentation underscores the potential of this triad in driving the construction industry towards a future that is efficient, sustainable, and inclusive. 

TRACK 1:
PEOPLE, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY
14:30

Creating the future workforce in construction by addressing the labour shortage and closing the skills gap

This session will explore how Richard Crookes is dealing with labour shortages and closing the skill gaps in the industry. Learn how you can inspire the next generation, deliver meaningful social value and compete in the job market. - Developing innovative training programs - Examining the impact of automation on the workforce - GenZers preferences on upskilling themselves - Igniting the imagination of young minds and steering them toward exciting careers in construction. - Strategies to attract and retain skilled workers in the construction sector

Dean James, Digital Design Manager, Richard Crookes Constructions

14:50

Empowering leadership across construction to retain top talent

Through real-world examples and insights, attendees will learn how effective collaboration among key stakeholders will foster better leadership which in turn will transform culture and retain talent. - How to remove the systemic challenges of bullying, harassment and a lack of diversity in construction? - Examining the 7 pillars of human centric workplace in construction - Fostering empathetic leadership - How to empower youth within the industry

Angela Hucker, CEO, EPIC – Empowering People In Construction 

15:10

Fostering a culture of collaboration

The hard work of construction is underpinned by the intentional work of collaboration. Building organisational cultures of collaboration takes conscious leadership and a bottom up approach. - Alright stop, collaborate and listen - Move from competition to collaboration – Progress through The 6 C’s - Experience collaboration as a multiplier s

James Koch, Chief Executive Officer, CulturAlchemy

15:20

PANEL: Building the skills and communication required to enhance collaboration and foster better outcomes across construction teams and projects

Building on the prior mini-presentation we use real-world examples and utilise expert insights, so attendees can learn how building the right skills coupled with effective communication to foster a culture of collaboration and ultimate success across construction projects and teams.

Rebecca Pickering, CEO South Australia, Civil Contractors Federation
Gretchen Gagel, Chair, Brinkman Construction (USA)
Dominic Martens, Digital Engineering Manager, Icon Construction
Angela Hucker, CEO, EPIC – Empowering People In Construction 
James Koch, Chief Executive Officer, CulturAlchemy

15:55

Chair’s closing remarks

Corrie Williams, Executive Director Culture & Innovation, Master Builders Association, Victoria

TRACK 2:
MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION
14:30

An overview of DfMA and the offsite industry within Australia. Examining the different approaches of each state towards its adoption and standards

The benefits of modular construction are clear, and its potential to transform the industry is immense. In this session we hear about how the adoption has been across Australia and how different states are approaching the sector in order to foster greater adoption and develop industry best practice. - What is the state of play within Australia and where do we sit against other countries? - Examining the approaches of different states towards DfMA and MMC - Defining policy and developing appropriate industry standards - Understanding DfMA’s role as a tool in decarbonising construction

Gerard de Valence, Economist, Construction Economic Research

14:50

PANEL: The Crystal Ball - Unlocking innovation, design & investment to foster a sustainable offsite modular construction sector 

Modern methods of construction, DfMA and offsite construction, are increasingly becoming integral to the longevity of our buildings, the creation of a thriving and sustainable construction industry, and a resilient future for all. This panel will explore the benefits of offsite construction and why increased investment and policy are essential to improving the procurement process, encouraging innovation, and driving widespread uptake. The session will also examine the sustainability benefits of offsite construction and the economics required to make it a thriving industry in Australia. - Looking at the economics involved to foster more investment into MMC and DFMA across Australia - Fostering a vibrant and viable model for the industry - Examining the benefits from mitigating risk, reducing timescales and reducing embodied carbon and beyond - Getting the best of both worlds by incorporating onsite and offsite construction models

Mark Farmer, CEO, Cast Consultancy (UK)
Wayne Larsen, CEO, PT Blink
Ozge Fettahlioglu, Managing Director, Boxareno Modular Constructions
Sholto Macpherson, Innovation Lead, Urban Core
Adam Jordan, Asia-Pacific Lead, Bryden Wood
Martin Fenn, Director, MMCi

15:30

INTERACTIVE ROUNDTABLES

In the Fourth and final of these Roundtable discussions we bring together MMC & DFMA audience members to participate in a 30-minute interactive roundtable discussion, led by multiple industry experts on a number of pertinent topics and industry themes. Join the table that most interests you and discuss the latest opportunities and industry trends and brainstorm solutions to common challenges with likeminded individuals. Roundtable 1: Exploring finance and insurance matters when it comes to DfMA in Australia Led by: Martin Fenn, Director, MMCi & MMC Lead, CIOB

Martin Fenn, Director, MMCi

Roundtable 2: Defining policy and developing appropriate industry standards Led by: Gerard de Valence, Economist, Construction Economic Research
Gerard de Valence, Economist, Construction Economic Research

Roundtable 3: How innovative design, building methods and materials can decarbonise construction Led by: Ashleigh Morris, CEO, Coreo
Ashleigh Morris, CEO, Coreo

Roundtable 4: Encouraging more women into the industry Led by: Alessandra Yokota, Co-Founder, Women in Prefab and Project Coordinator, Green Timber Technology (GTT)
Alessandra Yokota, Co-Founder, Women in Prefab

Roundtable 5: Incorporating Biophilic Design for more sustainable modular construction Led by: Ozge Fettahlioglu, Managing Director, Boxareno Modular Constructions
Ozge Fettahlioglu, Managing Director, Boxareno Modular Constructions

16:00

Chair’s closing remarks

Damien Crough, Executive Chairman, prefabAUS, & Managing Director of Advanced Offsite Group

TRACK 3:
PRECONSTRUCTION 

Estimation, bidding, design, procurement & preconstruction sustainability strategies to drive profitability and timely delivery

14:30

INTERACTIVE ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

In the third of the Roundtable Discussions we bring together Preconstruction focused audience members to participate in a 30-minute interactive roundtable discussion, led by multiple industry experts on a number of pertinent topics and industry themes. Join the table that most interests you and discuss the latest opportunities and industry trends and brainstorm solutions to common challenges with likeminded individuals. Roundtable 1: Optimising preconstruction outcomes with a continuous design & constructability review process Led by: Rula Alatia, Preconstruction Manager, Icon (NZ)

Rula Alatia, Preconstruction Manager, Icon (NZ)

Roundtable 2: Maintaining effective cost controls across the preconstruction and estimation phase of projects Led by: Guilain Chevreul, Senior Finance Manager, Acciona
Guilain Chevreul, Senior Finance Manager, Acciona Australia

Roundtable 3: Examining why sustainability plays a key role and is crucial to the effective pre-construction process Led by: Marcus Gibson, Group IMS Manager, Fulton Hogan
Marcus Gibson, Group IMS Manager, Fulton Hogan

Roundtable 4: Digitalising the supply chain and procurement function within construction Led by: Dean James, Digital Design Manager, Richard Crookes Constructions
Dean James, Digital Design Manager, Richard Crookes Constructions

Roundtable 5: Unlocking success through strong subcontractor relationships for enhanced bidding & preconstruction processes
Roundtable 6: Understanding the key role procurement plays in timely and on budget delivery of projects

15:00

Harnessing technology for best practice across the preconstruction phase

- Delving into the transformative power of innovative tech tools in the preconstruction process - Understand why navigating the complex landscape of preconstruction requires more than just managing a list of priorities - Learn how to deploy technology strategically to it unlock new levels of efficiency and insight demands - How technology is not just a facilitator but a catalyst for continuous improvement and breakthrough achievements in preconstruction Reserved for partner

15:20

PANEL DISCUSSION: Working better with your team, subbies and clients

Unlocking success by creating strong subcontractor and client relationships that enhance preconstruction outcomes - Discover the transformative power of investing in subcontractor relationships, as essential partners for future success - Gain insights into how subcontractor relationships become a strategic advantage in the market - Explore the potential for favorable pricing agreements, joint cost savings plans, and collaborative efforts to enhance quality and safety - Building client confidence in your organization to enable the negotiation of deadlines - Creating an integrated, collaborative project team, including designers and contractors

Liz Wu, Procurement Director- Bidding Support and Project Start-up, Webuild Group
Rula Alatia, Preconstruction Manager, Icon (NZ)
Errol Bellchambers, National Head of Procurement, DT Infrastructure
John Anderson, CEO, DT Infrastructure

15:55

Chair’s closing remarks

Pamela Bell, CEO, New Zealand Institute of Building (NZ)

16:00

Closing networking reception and final exhibition viewing

Join us for the final opportunity for delegates, speakers and exhibitors to connect, network and share a drink

17:00

Close of FCON25

Masterclass | Thursday 16th May, 2024

09:00 - 13:00

Masterclass: Building and enabling high performance teams (Morning setting SOLD OUT)

What it’s about:

This Course is designed to address the challenges that show up time and again when managing team behaviour and performance in a high-stress environment. Engineering and Construction is a demanding industry, and a high-performance team is an absolute must-have to achieve outstanding project and business outcomes. Building a high-performance team is a fundamental role of Leadership, and this Course breaks down the team-building process into its key elements. Experienced Leaders will have the opportunity to reflect on their own style and share their learnings and experience with industry peers in a mutually enabling environment.   

Key topics covered in this short course include:

  • What truly great leadership looks and feels like 
  • The importance of self-awareness, excelling at the basics and leading by example 
  • Understanding team dynamics and the repeatable process by which teams develop and improve their performance  – getting ahead of the game 
  • Effective coaching tools that enable better conversations and create trust via transparency and integrity 
  • Diagnosing the root cause(s) of poor performance – working at cause rather than effect to defuse team drama and shifting dysfunctional behaviour as a barrier to getting things done  
  • Understanding team styles and adapting your leadership to achieve outstanding results  

 

What will you get out of attending?

  • This Masterclass will teach leaders and senior managers practical and effective skills and techniques in building high performing teams. Engineering and construction projects and businesses are increasingly complex enterprises as external pressures rise and expectations increase. Teams are looking to their leadership to provide guidance and direction. Leadership with skills in personal management and creating effective team culture deliver outstanding outcomes and increase the value of their enterprises.   

 

Who should attend the Masterclass?

  • This Masterclass will support Directors and Managers with Major Project responsibility as well as Senior Executives leading support functions including Finance, Pre-Contracts, People, Commercial and Governance & Compliance.   
Facilitator:
Peter Wilkinson, Founder & Director, SamWilko Advisory
13:00 - 13:30

Light lunch for attendees of the Morning and Afternoon Masterclass

13:30 - 17:30

Masterclass: Building and enabling high performance teams

What it’s about:

This Course is designed to address the challenges that show up time and again when managing team behaviour and performance in a high-stress environment. Engineering and Construction is a demanding industry, and a high-performance team is an absolute must-have to achieve outstanding project and business outcomes. Building a high-performance team is a fundamental role of Leadership, and this Course breaks down the team-building process into its key elements. Experienced Leaders will have the opportunity to reflect on their own style and share their learnings and experience with industry peers in a mutually enabling environment.   

Key topics covered in this short course include:

  • What truly great leadership looks and feels like 
  • The importance of self-awareness, excelling at the basics and leading by example 
  • Understanding team dynamics and the repeatable process by which teams develop and improve their performance  – getting ahead of the game 
  • Effective coaching tools that enable better conversations and create trust via transparency and integrity 
  • Diagnosing the root cause(s) of poor performance – working at cause rather than effect to defuse team drama and shifting dysfunctional behaviour as a barrier to getting things done  
  • Understanding team styles and adapting your leadership to achieve outstanding results  

 

What will you get out of attending?

  • This Masterclass will teach leaders and senior managers practical and effective skills and techniques in building high performing teams. Engineering and construction projects and businesses are increasingly complex enterprises as external pressures rise and expectations increase. Teams are looking to their leadership to provide guidance and direction. Leadership with skills in personal management and creating effective team culture deliver outstanding outcomes and increase the value of their enterprises.   

 

Who should attend the Masterclass?

  • This Masterclass will support Directors and Managers with Major Project responsibility as well as Senior Executives leading support functions including Finance, Pre-Contracts, People, Commercial and Governance & Compliance.   
Peter Wilkinson, Founder & Director, SamWilko Advisory
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Rework Apac 2022 By The Numbers

2 day in-person and virtual event

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20%
VP & Director
40%
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30%
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10%

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40%
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20%
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20%
Executive Management
10%
Digital Technology
10%

INDUSTRY

Employers/tenants

Landlords - owners of office space, flex space operators

Agencies/ intermediaries

Office design & fit-out firms/consultants

Architects (building and space design)

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Why Become A Partner?

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BENEFITS OF ATTENDING

The REwork APAC Summit is a Hybrid event. This format combines the traditional face-to-face conference with virtual elements, allowing both in-person and virtual attendees to access the same content and networking opportunities simultaneously.

High quality curated content

With expert sessions and industry leading speakers, delve into expertly curated content that you won’t find anywhere else.

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Wherever you are at the time of the event, you’ll be in control. You’ll have the ability to consume all the content being delivered at your leisure through either a live stream of the physical event or on-demand.

Time efficient

If you are based outside of Sydney and for whatever reason can’t make it to the event in-person, you can save on travel time and accommodation costs while still networking with global industry professionals.

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Take part in intelligently curated meetings with like-minded individuals that share similar interests and challenges from all over the world through our AI powered matchmaking delivered via our virtual platform.

Accessible from all your devices

Get insights and network at your fingertips – all content sessions and networking activities will be accessible from your laptop, tablets or mobile devices.

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Make the most of your experience by being a truly active participant. Whether at the event or attending virtually, you’ll have the ability to ask questions, participate in polls, and share your experience with other attendees via break-out sessions.

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