


Over 200 invited guests gathered to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Fyfe Alliance at a newspaper themed dinner held at the National Wine Centre, Adelaide on Friday 2 November.
The newspaper theme for the event extended to large scale decorations and a specially commissioned newspaper reviewing the company’s history and successful growth which was presented as a gift to attendees.
Beginning in 1982 as a one-man surveying company in Adelaide, Fyfe Alliance now employs 160 employees covering a diverse range of development, engineering and surveying related disciplines across five sites in South Australia and Queensland.
Although celebrating past achievements, guests received a glimpse into the future with Managing Director Mark Dayman speaking about Fyfe’s expansion plans.
‘Fyfe is looking to expand our services in the future and has recently opened a second office in Adelaide for its oil and gas engineering staff.’
‘We will also be opening an engineering office in Brisbane soon and expanding our surveying activities into other states in the near future.’ Mr Dayman said.
Mr Dayman also paid tribute to the employees and clients who have made the success and expansion of the company possible.
View Fyfe’s Commissioned Newspaper.
Fyfe is expanding rapidly in both SA and Queensland as the oil, gas and coal seam methane work expands in these states. In Brisbane Fyfe currently has a major survey operation through MJ Hedges Geomeasure and several engineers already working on CSM. Fyfe wants to expand this operation further and has a major recruitment drive on at present for engineers to be located in a new office in Brisbane's CBD location. This is an exciting opportunity for engineers to get involve at this early stage in a new operation that has the potential to grow very quickly. Fyfe has established itself already in the coal seam methane business in Queensland with an office at Roma and through its long standing association with most of the established CSM companies. The Queensland CSM is likely to be a major source for eastern Australia's gas supply in the future as well as exports through new LNG plants in Gladstone. Fyfe would like recruit engineers who want to be part of this expansion.
20-23 October 2007
Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, QLD
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