Gavin Jackson, a geospatial consultant based in Perth, shares why Jacobs’ culture keeps him inspired—from the everyday interactions to solving complex global challenges. Discover what makes him proud to wear the “J.”
For companies with workers and job sites all over the world, how do you take care of every employee? Emerging technologies and digital tools are a critical part of the solution, but it all must be integrated into a sound, resilient strategy that relies on track record and local experience. This strategy needs to span time zones - and clients/partners - to ensure the health, safety and security of every colleague is paramount, no matter if they’re a hybrid employee, based in an office or working on a job site. To ensure this strategy works on the ground, you also need the right partners. Our guests for this episode are Joe Olivarez, Executive Vice President and Leader of Health, Safety, Security, Environment & Enterprise Quality at Jacobs, Dr. Myles Druckman, Global Medical Director and SVP at International SOS and Polly Willis, Strategic Account Manager and Market Lead at International SOS.
With 25 years of cross-sector experience and a passion for innovation, Amanda Aldred leads health, safety and environment strategy for Jacobs in the Middle East. In this Q&A, she shares her journey, how data is transforming safety on complex programs and why mentoring the next generation of HSE leaders matters.
Jacobs is helping Hong Kong deliver cleaner energy, smarter infrastructure and more sustainable cities. In this Q&A, Technical Director Giuseppe Mollica shares how digital tools and decades of local experience are supporting Hong Kong’s future.
With more than 33 years of infrastructure experience across ten sectors and six countries, James Hampson is a leader and problem solver who thrives on tackling complex challenges and managing hundreds of billions of dollars in major programs across a cross-industry European portfolio. In this Q&A, we connect with James, our global executive program director, to gain his insights into the innovation, collaboration and business leadership needed for the future of program delivery.
For this feature, we caught up with Ben Vordermaier, our section lead for data capture in the ANZ region, to better understand the field of data capture, its importance, usage scenarios, emergent trends and how digital technologies have transformed this field over the years.
Water utilities face rising challenges, from aging infrastructure and climate change to growing demand and public scrutiny. Jenny Wright outlines a roadmap for organizational transformation through long-term strategic planning, smarter capital investment and a proactive owner-operator approach—empowering utilities to become more resilient, efficient and future-ready.
With the U.S. EPA’s final Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) now in effect, water systems in the U.S. must prepare for compliance while adapting to evolving federal policies. Join Jacobs for a timely discussion on the key LCRI requirements
