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Greg Rogencamp, an industry expert in infrastructure flood risk management, has joined Arup as Surface Water Engineering Leader.
He brings more than 30 years’ experience in flood assessments for infrastructure projects and strategic flood risk management.
“Greg brings significant experience to Arup in flood risk management. His skills strengthen our ability to understand flood risks and identify solutions for clients that consider resilience and adaptation opportunities. ”
Daniel Lambert Former Australasia Water Leader
As a recognised leader in this speciality area, Greg has worked on the flooding aspects of a variety of linear infrastructure projects such as highway, motorway, rail and tunnel flood immunity, at stages from route selection and concept design through to detailed design. He was the flooding lead on the Woolgoolga to Ballina Pacific Highway Upgrade EIS.
His flood risk work has also included development of flood management strategies for large organisations including Brisbane City Council, Queensland Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning, and the London Olympic Authority. He was also the lead for the Lockyer Creek flood studies following the devastating floods of January 2011.
“The growth of urban infrastructure and the community’s high expectations for flood management provide opportunities to add real value to these projects. There is also a continuing shift in managing flood risks from mitigation to resilience and adaption. ”
Greg Rogencamp Surface Water Engineering Leader, Australasia
“We are becoming more focussed on uncertainty in our field and resilience plays a key role in that too. I’ve always been attracted to the Arup culture and I’m looking forward to contributing my skills across the Arup portfolio of services,” Greg said.
Greg has worked on major east-coast highway projects including Bruce Highway Upgrade Caloundra Road to Sunshine Motorway, Gateway Upgrade North and Pacific Highway Upgrade Nambucca Heads to Urunga.
He joins Arup’s Surface Water team (flooding and stormwater), which is currently engaged on a range of projects including Haughton River Floodplain Upgrade, Inland Rail, Coffs Harbour Bypass, Deception Bay Road Interchange and the recently awarded Queensland Rail Mt Isa Line Flood Resilience Study.
Greg will work across projects in Australia, Singapore, New Zealand, Indonesia and Malaysia as well as providing strategic direction in Surface Water for the region.
