Wherever you live, chances are you’ve had your best laid plans ruined by inclement weather recently. Adverse weather conditions are causing major disruptions in the construction industry, adding delays, costs and complexity.
In this episode, we are joined by Wade Lamberth, CEO at WeatherEye, a weather risk consultancy founded by former Royal Australia Navy meteorologists.
With his experience in the Navy as a maritime warfare officer, Wade is bringing his military planning expertise to help the construction industry to utilise better decision making and manage operational risk more efficiently.
Using climatology data from the last 30 years, WeatherEye’s scheduling application helps construction companies to build their own weather thresholds for each build component and develop a weather operational plan with more confidence.
WeatherEye is on the lookout for case study participants. You can contact Wade on LinkedIn if you’re interested.
Further reading and show notes:
WeatherEye
Weatherspark
BOM climate predictions
ENSO
Windy.com
ISO31000
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Wherever you live, chances are you’ve had your best laid plans ruined by inclement weather recently. Adverse weather conditions are causing major disruptions in the construction industry, adding delays, costs and complexity.
In this episode, we are joined by Wade Lamberth, CEO at WeatherEye, a weather risk consultancy founded by former Royal Australia Navy meteorologists.
With his experience in the Navy as a maritime warfare officer, Wade is bringing his military planning expertise to help the construction industry to utilise better decision making and manage operational risk more efficiently.
Using climatology data from the last 30 years, WeatherEye’s scheduling application helps construction companies to build their own weather thresholds for each build component and develop a weather operational plan with more confidence.
WeatherEye is on the lookout for case study participants. You can contact Wade on LinkedIn if you’re interested.
Further reading and show notes:
WeatherEye
Weatherspark
BOM climate predictions
ENSO
Windy.com
ISO31000
How to follow us:
www.pryda.com.au / www.pryda.co.nz
LinkedIn
Instagram
Facebook
YouTube
Follow hosts and today’s guests: Adam Dawson and Wade Lamberth on LinkedIn.
Send us an email: adawson@prydaanz.com
If you liked our podcast, please remember to like, share and subscribe. Thanks for listening.