Built to delivercomplex civil packages

Denis Finnegan grew up on a family farm in County Kerry, Ireland, working alongside his father. Those early years taught him the value of hard work and of looking after the people around you, and both still shape how he leads Flomar today.

As Director, Denis brings more than 20 years' experience delivering complex civil infrastructure across New South Wales, with deep expertise in bulk earthworks, power distribution, substations, telecommunications, ITS and mixed utilities. He stays closely involved in the projects Flomar delivers, giving trusted guidance to project teams and making sure the right resources are in the right place.

Denis puts his people first. He always has time to pick up the phone to anyone who calls, and he firmly believes that if you do right by your people, they will do right by you. He also sets the standard that runs through the whole company: we are only as good as our last project.

Together with CEO Sam Norrish, Denis has built a responsive, flexible business that can scale up resources or bring in new skill sets quickly as client needs and site conditions change.

Outside work, Denis enjoys fishing with his son Jack and swimming with his daughter Maggie.

Sam Norrish is Flomar's CEO and a strongly relationship-focused leader, both inside the business and with clients and partners. His client-centric, solutions-focused approach is built on finding outcomes that work for Flomar and its clients alike.

Sam has led the company's strategic growth across infrastructure, energy, renewable energy and data centre construction, and most recently its expansion into water infrastructure. He works closely with project and office teams to remove pain points, act on feedback and keep the business running efficiently as it grows.

Sam and Director Denis Finnegan share a clear view of how construction works in practice. Priorities shift with latent conditions, changing client requirements and program pressures, so Flomar is built to be fluid and responsive, able to scale up resources or bring in different skill sets quickly.

Outside the boardroom, Sam enjoys trail running, ocean swimming, playing tennis with his wife Mandy.

Adam Falanga is Flomar's General Manager, bringing 25 years' experience delivering civil, electrical and mechanical projects across New South Wales. His career spans water and wastewater treatment, pump stations, high-voltage electrical works and mixed utilities, delivered for Tier 1 contractors, government agencies and private clients.

Adam has meticulous attention to detail and is technically strong across a wide range of engineering disciplines, holding a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, a Master's in Business Administration and a background as a licensed electrical contractor. Since joining Flomar in February 2025, he has lifted both the volume and quality of the company's tenders, and has helped introduce better systems and procedures across delivery and commercial management.

Despite having one of the larger dashboards in the company, Adam always makes time to train and develop his colleagues, taking care to explain the 'why' behind the 'what'.

Somehow he also finds time to complete further postgraduate study after work, and to play a very active role in the lives of his children, whose weekends are packed with sport.

As Head of Finance, Roslyn Elgie leads Flomar's finance function, bringing more than 20 years' experience across construction and infrastructure, recruitment and consulting businesses in Australia and Ireland. A Certified Practising Accountant, she has led finance teams for civil and utilities contractors with turnovers of up to $120 million.

Roslyn works closely with the Directors and senior leadership to keep the fundamentals strong: cashflow, controls, compliance and audit readiness. She also lifts the quality of the reporting that leaders rely on to make decisions, with a practical focus on budgeting, forecasting, project profitability and revenue recognition.

Roslyn has a strong record of improving systems and processes, including several migrations to Xero, an ERP rollout and redesigned management reporting. She has built and mentored finance teams and is known for fixing problems early, so the business can trust its numbers.

In her spare time, Roslyn is a keen cook and enjoys a round of golf.

Stacey Meaney is Flomar's Resource Allocator and works directly alongside Director Denis Finnegan as his Executive Assistant. In a business running more than 20 projects at once, she is the person who makes sure the right people, plant and vac trucks are in the right place every day.

Stacey manages personnel and plant allocations across the company and assists to coordinate the weekly resourcing meeting. There, she works with the Director, General Superintendents and Utilities Manager to match crews to conditions as priorities shift with site conditions, client requirements and program pressures. Her role underpins Flomar's ability to scale up quickly or bring in different skill sets when a project needs them.

She is also the first point of contact for much of Flomar's blue-collar workforce, from recruitment and onboarding through to day-to-day crew queries. She also oversees ute logistics, vehicle sourcing, servicing coordination and fleet registrations. Stacey supervises part of the office administration team and plays a key role in recruiting new office staff.

Stacey has a strong capacity for multitasking. She processes large volumes of information quickly and reorganises the plan as priorities change, all while providing executive support to the Director. Highly organised and trusted across the business, she keeps a complex, fast-moving operation running smoothly behind the scenes.

Away from work, Stacey loves exploring Australia, and unwinds with long walks and a good book.

As Senior Project Manager - Data Centres, Stuart Wing leads Flomar's data centre delivery. He brings more than 15 years' experience across mixed utilities, water and wastewater, and road infrastructure, and joined Flomar in 2025 after leading technically complex projects across the civil sector.

Stuart oversees the company's data centre portfolio across Sydney and the ACT, covering bulk earthworks, detailed excavation, building platforms, pavements and form, reo and pour (FRP) structures. His water infrastructure background includes Sydney Water treatment plant structures, and he has also delivered the award-winning Lennox Bridge Portals in Parramatta.

Stuart's friendly, calm and confident manner under pressure makes him a natural leader, and his composure carries through to colleagues and clients alike. He is a committed mentor to the younger engineers in his team. His reach extends from senior leadership through to the technical detail, and he steps in to support his team directly whenever a project calls for it.

Outside work, Stuart enjoys camping with his wife, their three kids and friends.

Ben Kiernan is a Chartered Professional Engineer with 13 years' experience delivering major civil and structural infrastructure across bridges, rail, highways and renewable energy. As Flomar's Senior Project Manager - Hunter Region, he leads the company's projects across the Hunter and Central Coast, including the Mitchell Line and Argenton BESS projects, and 132kV switching station sites for Ausgrid at Antiene and Sandy Creek.

His project highlights include the 2.6-kilometre, approximately $300 million viaduct on the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace, where his precast formwork solution cut 14 days from each pier cycle and brought the bridge program forward by a year. His girder access platform method earned a CICA Innovation Award.

What sets Ben apart is that his experience spans both design and construction. He has led civil design for wind farm infrastructure, including an earthworks optimisation that reduced quantities by 1.5 million cubic metres, alongside hands-on delivery of rail and tunnel works. That combination gives him a complete view of every project, from design intent through to construction on site.

Ben brings design management, construction engineering and commercial discipline to each project, and is known for resolving constructability challenges quickly and practically.

Away from work, Ben is a keen surfer, spearfisher and tennis player, and makes the most of any chance to leave the city behind on a camping trip.

Sam Han is Flomar's Utilities Manager, leading the company's team of utilities engineers. Since joining Flomar in 2020, he has delivered critical electrical distribution and infrastructure projects across the Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy networks, from planning and approvals through to construction and commissioning.

Sam holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Civil Engineering from the University of Sydney. His experience spans Level 1 ASP works and electrical network interfaces, HV and LV infrastructure, battery energy storage systems and ITS, including the 33kV and 11kV relocations on Sydney Gateway, the M7-M12 motorway packages and a long list of Ausgrid projects.

Each week, Sam also works with the Director to allocate resources across the whole company, not just utilities. Matching the right people to the right conditions across more than 20 live projects is one of the hardest jobs in the business, and Sam does it extremely well. He juggles a wide portfolio with ease, yet still gets hands-on to help his team, however busy he is.

Approachable, calm and level-headed under pressure, Sam always looks for the solution that works for both the client and Flomar.

Outside work, Sam plays golf and is the lead singer in a band.

Tadhg Shannon is Flomar Civil's General Superintendent - Civil and a member of our senior leadership team. With more than 14 years delivering infrastructure across New South Wales, he leads around 80 people across multiple projects and helps shape the company's operational strategy.

Since joining in 2018, Tadhg has progressed through Senior Site Supervisor and Superintendent to his current role. On Sydney Gateway, he delivered $20 million of mixed utilities works in a live-traffic environment, spanning shared services corridors, Ausgrid distribution and transmission relocations, ITS, Telstra and street lighting. He led the ASP1 and ITS scope on the M7-M12 Integration Project, and on Flomar's Sydney data centre works he oversees bulk earthworks, detailed excavation, form, reo and pour (FRP), building pads, pavements and finishing works. He has led teams of up to 150 across concurrent projects.

Tadhg turns program intent into safe, productive work on site. He plans labour, plant and work fronts, coordinates clients, utility authorities and subcontractors, and is uncompromising on safety and quality. His work has drawn praise from senior management at John Holland, Seymour Whyte and Ventia.

He also plays a leading role in recruiting and integrating Flomar's blue-collar workforce, supports the company's resourcing meetings, and mentors junior staff into leading hand and supervisor roles.

Tadhg holds plant operator tickets, high-risk work licences, rail industry accreditation, and Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy, Essential Energy and Sydney Water network authorisations, so he can assess any work front with the technical depth of the crews delivering it.

Off the clock, Tadhg enjoys family time at the pool with his kids and catching up with friends.

Shane Duncan is Flomar's General Superintendent - Utilities. He joined Flomar in 2017 as a labourer and pipe layer and has worked his way up through the business, building the kind of practical, real-world knowledge that only comes from years in the field.

Shane has delivered 11kV and 33kV underground electrical works, ITS installations and utility relocations on some of Sydney's busiest road corridors. Some of his projects include Sydney Gateway, the M7-M12 Integration Project and the Mona Vale Road upgrade, along with Ausgrid works across Sydney's suburbs.

He is known across the business for an incredibly strong work ethic and an ability to overcome almost any project constraint. Whether the challenge is access, live services, traffic staging or program pressure, Shane finds a way around the roadblock and keeps the job moving.

He is also a natural leader who drives and motivates his teams to new heights, setting high expectations and leading from the front on safety, network compliance and quality. Shane is heavily involved in recruiting and integrating Flomar's blue-collar workforce, and supports Director Denis Finnegan in the resourcing meetings for the utilities portfolio.

Away from work, Shane enjoys a round of golf, time with his family and catching up with friends on the weekend.

Craig Nolan is Flomar's Project Manager - Renewables, bringing more than 25 years' leadership experience across civil construction, infrastructure, utilities, local government and environmental compliance. He has delivered projects from $2 million to more than $15 million, including a 1.1-kilometre jet fuel pipeline at Western Sydney Airport and the $15.4 million Beaton Park Leisure Centre upgrade, and spent 14 years managing compliance and regulatory services in local government.

Craig is a sensible, pragmatic project manager with excellent practical construction knowledge. He can hold his own with senior tradespeople on the methodology of FRP and earthworks, and he prefers an active presence in the field, seeing works first hand, rather than managing from the office.

He deals fairly and transparently with clients and subcontractors alike, and his direct, consistent approach gives every party clarity on where they stand. Combined with his understanding of environmental approvals and his experience working with landowners, councils and communities, that makes him well suited to renewable energy projects.

A qualified bush regenerator and greenkeeper, Craig is genuinely committed to leaving every site in better shape than he found it.

Outside work, Craig enjoys weekends away camping and getting out for a round of golf.

Ivan Liu is Flomar's Project Manager - Utilities and Civil. With more than eight years' experience in civil construction and utilities, he joined Flomar in 2025 as a Senior Project Engineer and has quickly stepped up into project management.

Ivan holds a Bachelor of Engineering with First Class Honours from the University of South Australia and a Master of Building Information Modelling from the University of Western Australia. He spent seven years as a civil project engineer before joining Flomar, managing site operations, subcontractors, quality and safety.

Ivan has a very strong eye for detail. It shows in his design and constructability reviews, where he picks up issues before they reach site, and in his documentation and quality control. He also has a real aptitude for juggling multiple competing priorities, keeping several work fronts, stakeholders and deadlines on track at once in the fast pace of live project delivery.

He builds strong, trusting relationships with clients, subcontractors and his own teams, and keeps a steady focus on safety, quality and cost.

On weekends, Ivan unwinds with cycling and swimming.

As Lead Estimator, Casey Musngi heads Flomar's estimating team, bringing a background in civil engineering, quantity surveying and site delivery. He holds a Master of Engineering (Civil) from Western Sydney University and began his career in the Philippines as a construction superintendent on major structural and rail projects.

Casey joined Flomar in 2022 as a Site Engineer on the Western Sydney Airport utilities works, and moved into estimating the following year. That site experience shapes the way he prices work: his estimates and construction methods are built around how a job will actually be delivered, across disciplines including ASP1 electrical and civil, stormwater, piling and form, reo and pour (FRP) works.

Casey has a sharp eye for detail and a talent for breaking complex tender documents into clear, decision-ready information for the senior leadership team. He works closely with his estimators, subcontractors and suppliers to produce competitive, accurate submissions while identifying and managing risk early.

Off the clock, Casey can usually be found on the basketball court.

Patrick O'Leary is a Superintendent and one of Flomar's hardest-working people, and he routinely takes on our most challenging projects, whether because of scope, location or both. He specialises in complex utility, high-voltage and data centre civil works across road, rail, airport and energy projects.

Patrick's experience covers a wide range: ASP1 transmission and distribution works; Transgrid transmission projects; and airport utilities backbone works on Sydney Gateway, including HV, shared services corridors, communications and fuel farm construction. In rail, he has built combined services routes at the Kangy Angy maintenance facility and on the Canberra and Sydney light rail networks. He has also delivered data centre works in Canberra and Sydney, including bulk earthworks, detailed excavation, building pads and form, reo and pour (FRP) works.

Patrick is known for helping clients through design and methodology challenges. His strong construction background and lateral problem-solving let him turn difficult designs and network standards into safe, practical solutions in the field, while coordinating crews, subcontractors and network owners in live, high-risk environments.

Jimmy O'Connor started his career operating plant and has grown with Flomar to become Plant Manager and a member of our leadership team. With more than 15 years' experience in civil construction and utilities, he oversees plant allocation and maintenance across the business, making sure every project has the right equipment, in the right place, ready to work.

His background as an operator and senior site supervisor on Level 1 ASP projects means Jimmy understands plant from the operator's seat up. He knows what each job needs, from trenching and conduit installation to substation pads and general civil works, and keeps project productivity and safety front of mind.

Jimmy works closely with project managers and supervisors to plan resources ahead, solve constraints early and keep crews productive. He also takes pride in mentoring supervisors and leading hands, helping lift the capability of Flomar's field teams.

Outside work, Jimmy's time is centred on his wife and their twin boys.