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Engenium was recognised for global excellence among some elite inter-national peers at the Bentley Year in Infrastructure 2019 Awards ceremony in Singapore. The Perth-headquartered engineering company emerged from an original shortlist of 570 nominated projects in 60 countries as a podium finisher in its category at the annual showpiece.

Engenium created a 3D model of an iron ore processing plant in the Pilbara from Bentley software and senior management were in Singapore presenting the project’s credentials to an international jury as one of three finalists in the hotly-contest, Mining and Offshore Engineering grouping.

Engineering Director Chris Senior, Principal Engineer Jai York and Lead Piping Designer Ian Wolfe , attended the gala dinner in late October where Shanghai Investigation, Design & Research Institute clinched top prize in the category.

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1. WIN AND GRIN: The international winners at the conference. 2. PODIUM PLACES: The three finalists in the Mining and Offshore Engineering category. 3. SEEING IS BELIEVING: Chris Senior, Engenium Engineering Director, tries on a virtual reality headset for size. 4. DIGITAL DYNAMICS: Bentley Systems CEO Greg Bentley delivers a keynote. 5. POSING FOR POSTERITY: Chris Senior, Engineering Director, Ian Wolfe, Lead Piping Designer and Jai York, Principal Engineer, represented Engenium at the conference.

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