Entura Podcasts

Welcome to 'Behind the Scenes,' the podcast where we delve into the diverse perspectives and backgrounds of the brilliant minds at Entura – one of the world’s most experienced power and water consulting firms. From strategy, planning, design and construction through to operation, maintenance, risk management and training, we create safe and sustainable power and water solutions. Every day our people make a positive and enduring contribution to make the world a little bit better our clients and communities.

Entura Podcasts is a arts podcast hosted by Entura, with 24 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Entura hosts Entura Podcasts, a arts show with 24 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Jaretha Lombaard, Senior Engineer

  Aug 5, 202633 minS2

  What do the arts and architecture have to do with civil engineering? For Jaretha Lombaard, our Senior Engineer, a lot more than you might think. In this episode of Behind the Scenes , Jaretha shares how a love of architecture and the arts led her into a career in civil engineering and eventually brought her to Australia. Jaretha shares some of the key learnings from her career journey, including the importance of a “never say never” mindset and how developing resilience, adaptability, and curiosity are key for successful engineers. Listen to hear why curiosity and critical thinking remain some of the most valuable skills an engineer can develop and how saying yes to opportunities can take your career in unexpected directions. Connect with us on our website: www.entura.com.au or Facebook and LinkedIn

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  The Trevallyn Trash Rack Replacement - Eli Pharaoh

  Jul 14, 202625 minS1

  What do you do when you need to replace critical infrastructure that’s 18m underwater on a live hydropower asset? At Trevallyn power station, that was the challenge facing Professional Mechanical Engineer Eli Pharaoh. The existing trash rack had been cast directly into the concrete intake, meaning it couldn’t be simply unbolted and replaced. Draining the lake was not an option. None of the original hardware could be used, and the power station needed to remain operational for most of the upgrade to manage lake water levels. This was far from a standard engineering problem. In this episode of The Entura Effect, Eli discusses the distinct technical challenges he faced on the project, the innovative solution he designed and how the outcome not only managed every project constraint but also was a cost-effective solution for the client Listen now to hear the story behind this project and the clever engineering that made it possible. Connect with us on our website: www.entura.com.au or Facebook and LinkedIn

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  Episode #9

  Tim Griggs, Principal Civil Engineer

  Jun 29, 202632 minS2

  <p>How would you describe an engineer?<br/><br/>For Tim Griggs, our Principal Civil Engineer, he describes his role in our latest podcast episode as a facilitator, problem solver and storyteller. <br/><br/>Starting his career in Hobart, Tim was inspired by a childhood friend's father and has since travelled all around the world, from Malaysia to Uganda, working on critical power and water infrastructure. <br/><br/>In this episode, Tim discusses his unique career journey, gaining important skills along the way, and how he has managed a great work-life balance in the midst of it all.<br/><br/>Li...

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  Episode #8

  Silke Schwartz, Director - Power

  May 26, 202631 minS2

  <p>How has the renewable energy landscape changed over the past 20 years? </p><p>In this episode of Behind the Scenes, we speak with Silke Schwartz, Entura’s Director – Power, one of the pioneers of renewable energy in Australia, to discuss this question and many others. </p><p>Passing her two-decade milestone at Entura over the next few days, Silke’s journey with Entura is a testament to the deep expertise and knowledge we bring to the work we do. </p><p>From her early beginnings in Germany, studying Naval Architecture and working in a shipyard, to leading major renewable projects...

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  Hendryk Klempke, Team Leader, Grid Connections & Power Systems Studies

  Apr 26, 202627 minS0

  <p>From a school exchange program in Tasmania to leading a team of specialists facilitating the energy transition, Hendryk Klempke’s career path has been anything but ordinary.</p><p>In this episode of Behind the Scenes, we explore how Hendryk’s love for Tasmania eventually led him to join Hydro Tasmania as a vacation student, following a brief stint as an assistant teacher. </p><p>Tune in to hear how Hendryk balances his team of high-performing specialists with dedication to family life through flexible working.</p><p>Connect with us on our website: www.entura.com.au or Facebook and L...

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