Episode 035 - Brad Tite

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The Good Drop with Hawkes and AD

Simon Hawkes and Anthony Domanti

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Through casual conversation with a wide cross-section of inspirational people, provide a forum for water interested individuals to learn, be motivated, and develop to their full potential.

Technology

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Episode 035 - Brad Tite

The Good Drop with Hawkes and AD

1 hour 6 minutes 56 seconds

3 months ago

Episode 035 - Brad Tite

So after many months away from the Podcast recording studio, we kick off 2025 with a wonderful guest.

Episode 035 is with Brad Tite – who is a civil engineer with over 35 years’ experience in water engineering design/construction and in water resource management. AD used to work with Brad when he first joined Parsons Brinckerhoff (now WSP). Brad has worked on a wide range of drainage related projects including large scale road/rail infrastructure projects. He has also extensive experience with environmental impact assessments, flood levees, hazardous dams, mining infrastructure, floodplain management, water sensitive urban design and residential subdivisions.

Some of his career highlights include being responsible for drainage design associated with the Toowoomba Second Range Road Crossing Project and the Adelaide Metro Rail Revitalisation Project.

Brad is now semi-retired, as Brad's life took a major U-turn in June 2021, when he suffered a cardiac arrest at a train station and almost died. Since this 2021 event, Brad has embarked on a journey of change and rebuild, which will inspire.

Hope you enjoy his interview - it's fantastic.....

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