Ryan Dewar
PRINCIPAL ENGINEER
The Structural Engineer who always brings his "A" Game
Professional Overview
Ryan is an experienced Project Manager with deep expertise in the delivery of major infrastructure projects. A chartered Structural Engineer, he has developed extensive experience in project management and design coordination, underpinned by technical expertise in the engineering design of road, rail, and pedestrian bridges.
He has played a key role in the development and implementation of PAS2080-compliant carbon management processes on infrastructure projects, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable engineering practices.
Ryan has successfully led multi-disciplinary teams across diverse locations including Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Africa, and India, coordinating with remote resources in Thailand, Indonesia, and India. His previous roles have equipped him with strong skills across all aspects of consulting engineering, from tendering through to construction and commissioning.
In addition to his professional achievements, Ryan is a published co-author and presenter of a technical paper at the 2017 Australian Small Bridge Conference, titled Iconic Twins – Two Pedestrian Bridges – Kellyville. Outside of work, Ryan brings the same focus and precision to the golf course, always bringing his A-game.
Key Skills and Competencies
Leadership and project management - understanding project drivers and desired project outcomes. Successful achievement of project objectives.
Relationship management - proactive development and maintenance of client relationships.
Communication - strong ability to deliver key messages across the stakeholder base.
Quality and time management - extensive experience and commitment to ensuring timely and seamless project completion.
Qualifications and Memberships
2010–2014, Commerce (Finance), University of Queensland
2010–2014, Civil (Structural), University of Queensland
2018, CPEng, RPEQ, MIEAust, NER
2020, CEng, MIStructE
2022, RPEV
2023, APM Project Management Qualification