LEADERSHIP TEAM

A highly talented professional, Scott completed his Bachelor of Engineering with Honours and specialises in the provision of Local Government and professional engineering services.

He maintains strong relationships with Councils and is regularly involved in the planning, design, project management, contract administration, construction and supervision of State Controlled and Local Government civil projects including roads, town streets, bridges, urban storm water, water, sewerage and residential and industrial developments.

With a background in civil engineering, Cameron specialises in the detailed structural analysis and design of institutional buildings, development applications, project management, on-site inspections and supervisions and geotechnical engineering.

Cameron has experience across all facets of engineering, from the conception and application stage through to client handover. As Manager of the firm’s structural design team, Cameron has comprehensive knowledge and practical understanding of compliance regulations / legislations. His ability to combine technical and industry knowledge while building strong rapport with clients and local authorities has been instrumental in the development of the business.

Mark is well-versed in a diverse range of civil projects having worked with local government and private companies. He has previously worked on the planning, concept design, contract negotiation and project management for Local Government, Department of Main Roads, resource industry and privately owned/developed maintenance and construction works. Currently Mark is based in Miles.

Mark utilises his high attention to detail, negotiation skills and ability to think laterally to come up with innovative engineering solutions for both short- and long-term planning.

With a hand in asset management, quality assurance and environmental management, Mark ensures all aspects of the project are taken into consideration to ensure high-quality results are achieved.

Born and bred in Chinchilla, Ray commenced with the firm in November 1975 as a Junior Engineer.  Once rated as ‘one of the best young engineers in Queensland’, Ray has gone on to earn widespread respect for his practical knowledge of Local Government engineering, particularly in the area of design and construction of rural road systems.

Ray is passionate about his involvement in the industry and is currently a member of the Australian Institute of Engineers, Institute of Public Engineering Works Australia, is a registered Local Government Engineer, Registered Professional Engineer (Qld), and is a Chartered Professional Engineer.

Francis is experienced in civil works having worked with a number of western Councils, the Department of Transport and main roads, in addition to industry and privately owned developments.  Francis is driven with goals in core engineering disciplines with Civil, Civil Design and Structural Engineering. 

Francis has experience in contract administration having undertaken the role as Superintendent’s Representative on a number of projects as well as being involved in procurement and contract administration for Transport and Main Roads DRFA Projects.  In his spare time Francis is heavily involved in the community through his participation in the Rotary Club of Roma.

Ryan Hicks, a Civil Engineer based in Chinchilla, has been employed by Brandon & Associates since 2008. With a diverse range of experience in civil engineering, Ryan specialises in various areas such as local and state government engineering, project management, contract administration, quality and process inspections, GIS, and asset collection. One of Ryan's notable roles includes being contracted to the Department of Transport and Main Roads for the Warrego Highway Upgrade Program, where he worked on projects as a Project Engineer.

In addition to his work with Brandon & Associates, Ryan has also served as Acting Senior Project Manager for the Western Downs Regional Council, overseeing maintenance projects, and dealing with local road maintenance and RMPC works. He has also been involved in the road upgrade for the resource industry, adhering to main roads specifications, and has worked as a Project manager for the Western Downs Regional Council on flood reconstruction projects. Ryan has also contributed to asset conditional reporting for the Maranoa Regional Council, conducting assessments of council roads and providing a comprehensive evaluation of each aspect.

Prior to his current role, Ryan was contracted to the Department of Transport and Main Roads in Roma as an Inspector and Engineering support for the Carnarvon Highway upgrade program. He was later relocated to Charleville, where he focused on RMPC and maintenance contracts for the western shire councils. Ryan is actively working towards achieving RPEQ status, demonstrating his commitment to professional development and excellence in his field.