Category: CODA

CODA Partners Receive Discount on ICCPM Complexity Qualification

Posted on by Pawel Rybczynski

As part of CODA’s strategic partnership with the International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM), CODA Partners can access a $300 discount on ICCPM’s nationally accredited Certificate IV in Navigating Project Complexity (11420NAT).

The opportunity aims to support professionals facing increasingly complex operating environments, where uncertainty, interconnected risks, stakeholder challenges and rapid change are becoming defining features of project delivery.

While decommissioning projects present their own unique challenges, many of the factors involved, including uncertainty, stakeholder interdependencies, evolving risks and changing requirements, are common across major project environments.

The Certificate IV in Navigating Project Complexity is designed to support professionals working within complex project environments by providing practical frameworks, systems thinking capabilities and leadership skills that can be applied across a range of sectors and project contexts.

ICCPM notes that organisations are increasingly seeking leaders and practitioners who can successfully navigate complexity and improve organisational outcomes in dynamic environments.

Watch ICCPM’s overview video to learn more about the Certificate IV in Navigating Project Complexity.

ICCPM Chief Executive Officer Collin Smith said organisations are increasingly recognising that traditional project management approaches alone are often insufficient when operating within highly interconnected systems.

“The ability to understand and navigate complexity is rapidly becoming an essential capability for project professionals and organisational leaders alike. This qualification provides practical skills that help participants better manage uncertainty, interdependencies and stakeholder complexity while improving project outcomes.”

The next online intake will be delivered across three stages:

  • Unit 1: 14-18 September
  • Unit 2: 19-23 October
  • Unit 3: 10-12 November

CODA Partners interested in learning more about the Certificate IV in Navigating Project Complexity can visit ICCPM’s course page or contact ICCPM directly for further information, including pricing, payment options and enrolment details.

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CODA Parter Discount

CODA Partners interested in accessing the $300 discount can obtain the unique enrolment code by contacting the CODA team via contact@decommissioning.org.au

Terms and Conditions

Offer applies to CODA Partners only. A unique enrolment code must be quoted at the time of registration to access the discount. The offer cannot be transferred, exchanged or combined with any other promotion.

Enrolment is confirmed upon completion of registration and payment. ICCPM reserves the right to withdraw the offer after 7 August 2026.

CODA Welcomes New Industry Advisory Committee Members

Posted on by Pawel Rybczynski

CODA is pleased to welcome three new members to its Industry Advisory Committee (IAC), with operator representatives Andrew O’Connor from Chevron Australia and Tom Lukatela from Woodside, along with Idris Mohammad Jaafar joining the committee as an Independent Member.

CODA’s Industry Advisory Committee brings together experienced leaders from across the decommissioning sector to provide advice and support CODA’s ongoing work to promote collaboration, knowledge sharing and the development of Australia’s decommissioning capability.

CODA CEO Francis Norman welcomed the new appointments and acknowledged the contribution of the outgoing members.

“The strength of CODA’s Industry Advisory Committee comes from the experience, knowledge and diverse perspectives its members bring from across the sector. We thank Simon, Danny and Harvey for their contribution to CODA’s work and welcome Andrew, Tom and Idris as they join the committee.”

Andrew O’Connor
Andrew O’Connor

Andrew O’Connor joins the IAC from Chevron Australia, bringing more than 20 years of experience across operations, engineering and asset management. As Director of Operations & Maintenance, Andrew is responsible for the safe and reliable operations of Chevron Australia’s Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG and Domestic Gas Facilities, as well as WA Oil decommissioning activities. His experience across Australia, the United States and Kazakhstan provides valuable insight into operational delivery and international energy projects.

Tom Lukatella
Tom Lukatela

Tom Lukatela joins the IAC from Woodside, bringing extensive experience across project development, engineering and operations. As General Manager Decommissioning for Woodside’s Australian Operations, Tom is responsible for strategy and approvals across Woodside’s Australian decommissioning portfolio. His broad experience across offshore gas facilities, platforms and LNG operations provides a strong understanding of the challenges and opportunities involved in delivering safe, efficient and sustainable decommissioning outcomes.

Idris Mohammad Jaafar
Idris Mohammad Jaafar

Idris Mohammad Jaafar joins the IAC as an Independent Member, bringing more than 30 years of experience across offshore engineering, major projects, operations and decommissioning. Idris has held senior leadership roles with Brunei Shell Petroleum and Shell Group, including responsibility for global decommissioning and restoration strategy. His extensive experience in developing and delivering major decommissioning programmes will provide valuable insight to the committee.

CODA would also like to acknowledge the contribution of outgoing Industry Advisory Committee members Simon Kemp, Danny Woodall and Harvey Johnstone. Their knowledge, experience and commitment to collaboration have supported CODA’s work and contributed to the continued development of Australia’s decommissioning sector.

View the CODA Industry Advisory Committee