Miles Ellis serves as a Water Regulation Officer at the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, where he plays a pivotal role in the assessment of Integrated Development referrals and Controlled Activity Approvals for developments on waterfront land. With a robust...
Miles Ellis serves as a Water Regulation Officer at the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, where he plays a pivotal role in the assessment of Integrated Development referrals and Controlled Activity Approvals for developments on waterfront land. With a robust background in environmental engineering and planning, Miles leverages his extensive experience in environmental management to ensure that construction projects comply with regulatory standards while promoting sustainable development practices. His expertise spans a diverse range of sectors, including residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure development, allowing him to approach each project with a comprehensive understanding of environmental impacts.
In his current role, Miles is instrumental in evaluating the potential effects of proposed developments on water quality and floodplain management, utilizing his skills in urban drainage and environmental auditing to mitigate risks associated with construction activities. His proficiency with tools such as Trimble GPS enhances his ability to conduct precise assessments, ensuring that all projects align with best practices in construction environmental management. Additionally, Miles is well-versed in the complexities of heritage buildings and bushfire risk assessments, which are critical considerations in the planning process for developments in sensitive areas.
Key projects under his purview often involve collaboration with various stakeholders, including local councils and environmental organizations, to foster a balanced approach to development that prioritizes ecological integrity. Miles's commitment to sustainable development not only reflects his professional ethos but also contributes to the broader goals of the NSW Department in addressing climate change and protecting vital water resources. His multifaceted skill set and dedication to environmental stewardship position him as a valuable asset in the ongoing efforts to navigate the challenges of modern development while safeguarding the environment for future generations.
