Dwaine Bickerdike
Business Director

As the business director Dwaine is responsible for the overall performance of the construction business and the successful delivery of all the projects undertaken.

Dwaine’s experience was forged at the ‘coal face’ of construction. With over 15 years of construction experience in Project and Design Management, and the past 7 years in senior and executive roles, he has been an industry leader in many South Australian premier projects.

Dwaine has lead project teams on high profile and complex projects in South Australia across a range of sectors and industries including health and medical research, multi-storey residential, sporting and recreational facilities, commercial and tertiary | institutional | educational projects.

Dwaine has been the lead in a number of Multi-Storey Residential projects overseeing design, project feasibility and their successful delivery.

He has also worked closely with private and public-sector clients and external stakeholders to identify and achieve clients’ objectives. Dwaine has received recognition for his project management capability as the recipient of the Australian Institute of Building (AIB) Building Professional of the Year (SA) in 2011 and 2014.

Dwaine’s experience, expertise and leadership style is a solid foundation providing value and risk management for clients and the building projects they undertake.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Construction Management & Economics (Honours), University of South Australia

Professional Management Program, University of Adelaide

Building Contractor and Supervisor’s Licence

AWARDS

2014 South Australian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Building (AIB) as Building Professional of the Year

2011 South Australian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Building (AIB) as Building Professional of the Year

MBA Professional Excellence awards – State and National in 2014 and 2011 for SAHMRI and the Adelaide Oval – Western Grandstand Redevelopment

MBA Professional Excellence awards – State Winner in 2008 for the UniSA Hawke Building.