The Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS) has announced Mason Robb (pictured left), Stanley Chang (middle) and Paul Roberts (right) have become AIQS Board Directors.
All three appointments have been elected by the membership and will replace outgoing members. The number of Board Directors currently sits at 14.
“AIQS is currently at an exciting point in its journey,” says AIQS President, Stephen Warne.
“Recently we have made considerable progress in increasing advocacy platforms, developing standards, quantifying embodied carbon and increasing the recognition of the certified quantity surveyor designation in the industry. The Board’s three new appointments will help us to continue our work in all areas.”
Mason Robb holds 25 years of practical expertise in the delivery of all aspects of quantity surveying. Working with public and private clients and contractors across all sectors, Robb is renowned for delivering a broad suite of professional services and specialist expertise on Green Star certification requirements and the certification process. Robb is the Company Director of Robb Project Consulting.
Stanley Chang graduated in 2007 from University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and has worked for several global companies. Now at Singapore’s RLB, Chang’s expertise comprises all aspects of construction cost management and quantity surveying services including cost planning, financial reporting, tender documentation, interim valuations, and final accounts.
Paul Roberts has some 38 years of quantity surveying experience under his belt, gained through working on a wide variety of building, engineering, mining and petrochemical projects. Working throughout Australia, Southeast Asia and the UK, Roberts is the Managing Director at Secretariat.
“Each of our new Board members bring tremendous experience, value and knowledge to the AIQS Board, along with a true passion for creating positive change within our profession and the built environment. I am looking forward to working alongside this amazing team throughout 2023 and beyond,” Warne concludes.
