Scott Clark
About Scott Clark
Scott Clark serves as the Regional Manager for Australasia in Civil, Geotechnical, and Hydrotechnical engineering at Hatch, where he has worked since 2003. He has extensive experience in managing engineering projects across various commodities and has been involved in the design and management of large-scale civil structures.
Work at Hatch
Scott Clark has served as the Regional Manager Australasia for Civil, Geotechnical, and Hydrotechnical disciplines at Hatch since 2003. He is based in Perth, Australia, and has accumulated 21 years of experience in this role. His responsibilities include overseeing engineering projects and managing teams to ensure successful project delivery across various sectors.
Education and Expertise
Scott Clark possesses extensive expertise in civil engineering, particularly in the design and management of large-scale civil structures. His experience encompasses a wide range of engineering projects, including road tunnels, large diameter culverts, and complex linear infrastructure. He is knowledgeable in managing projects related to various commodities such as bauxite, alumina, iron ore, uranium, copper, nickel, mineral sands, lithium, and rare earths.
Background
Scott Clark has a solid background in engineering management, with a focus on water and tailings dams, as well as process liquors. His career has involved significant contributions to the development of both process and non-process infrastructure, including mine haul roads, over-land conveyors, water pipelines, accommodation villages, and vehicle workshops.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Scott Clark has played a key role in the successful management of numerous engineering projects. His leadership in the engineering management of water and tailings dams has been notable, along with his involvement in the development of essential infrastructure for mining operations. His work has contributed to the efficient operation of various mining and resource extraction projects.