Kennedy Parker

Committed to ongoing professional development, Kennedy holds the BOHS M200 Basic Principles in Occupational Hygiene qualification and the BOHS P600 qualification in the testing and performance of Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) systems.

He is currently working towards the BOHS P601 Occupational Hygiene proficiency qualification, focused on the Thorough Examination and Testing (TExT) of LEV systems.

Kennedy has been involved in some of Australia's largest and most complex infrastructure projects, including major power station shutdowns, Sydney Water upgrades, large-scale tunnelling projects such as Cross River Rail, the Eastern Tunnelling Package, Cross Yarra Partnership and the Suburban Rail Loop, as well as major airport redevelopment works in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

His project experience also extends to defence infrastructure, including the Hunter Class Frigate Program supporting the construction of six advanced anti-submarine warfare ships for the Royal Australian Navy, and the Upper South Creek Networks Program, Sydney Water's largest infrastructure investment in Western Sydney.