The Managing Director of Adelaide-based engineering and surveying firm
Fyfe has been appointed to the Board of the Australian Pipeline Industry
Association Ltd (APIA), the peak national body representing the interests of
Australia's transmission pipeline sector.
He is the second South Australian on the APIA Board.
Mr Dayman joins fellow South Australian Mr Ashley Kellett, the General
Manager of SEA Gas.
Mr Dayman said his appointment, at the recent APIA Convention in
Queensland, reflected South Australia’s AND Fyfe’s growing involvement in
the national pipeline industry.
He said the development of massive gas projects around Australia was
opening many opportunities for service providers and this growth was
expected to escalate significantly in coming years.
“These developments will almost certainly create opportunities for companies
such as Fyfe to provide specialist services,” he said.
“We are already working on a number of coal seam methane projects in
Queensland and South Australia and recently won a contract as part of the
multi-billion dollar Gladstone Liquified Natural Gas project in Queensland.
“However, we expect work in the industry will increase rapidly in coming years
as other gas projects are developed.”
APIA is a broad association covering all sectors of the gas transmission
industry, including owners and operators, construction companies,
consultancies and service providers.
APIA has more than 400 members.