Woolacotts continues to expand its civil engineering capability, supporting projects across Australia with a strengthened team structure and more than ninety years of engineering experience. The civil discipline plays key role in delivering safe, resilient and practical infrastructure that improves public spaces and supports growing communities.
The national civil team is led by Principal Engineer Justin Chirillo, who has been with Woolacotts for over twenty‑four years. Justin is supported by a highly capable group that includes Senior Civil Engineers John Htet and Kevin Cheim, Civil Engineer Rabin Parajuli, Senior Civil Designer Tim Cook and Civil Designers Amod Dangol and Bradley Vuletich. Their combined experience spans civil design, modelling, documentation and on‑site engineering support across a wide range of urban and regional projects.
Aerial View Visualisation – Central John Street – Civic Plaza
Image Courtesy of “Your Voice” Camden Council“We are a solutions focused team”, says Senior Civil Engineer Kevin Cheim. Kevin notes that effective engineering relies on “design outcomes that reduce construction risk while improving long‑term performance.”
Senior Civil Designer Tim Cook adds that “clear documentation supports efficient construction and smooth approvals,” especially on projects with complex constraints. Their combined technical approach supports councils, government agencies and schools with stormwater design, civil modelling, road upgrades and flood assessment.
Recent contributions include work on the Picton Multi‑Deck Carpark, the John Street Public Domain Upgrade in Camden, the Chatswood to St Leonards Cycleway, and the Liverpool Boys & Girls High Schools Flood Risk Assessment, demonstrating Woolacotts’ capability across transport, education and public domain infrastructure. These projects highlight the team’s role in enhancing accessibility, improving drainage performance and supporting long‑term community outcomes.
For upcoming civil projects or to connect directly with the team, please contact Principal Engineer Justin Chirillo.
