Waterman Sydney appoints Nicoliello

3 February 2010 - Waterman AHW has appointed Richard Nicoliello to the position of director of Electrical Services in Sydney.

In his new role, Nicoliello will have overall responsibility for the Sydney office’s Electrical Services division,
including Security, Audio Visual and Communication Services. Nicoliello joined Waterman AHW in
2000 and has held various positions within the organisation.
Waterman Sydney managing director Ray Abraham says “Richard has shown great leadership for our
Electrical Services business on local and interstate projects, and this appointment reflects our
recognition of his contribution”.

ABOUT WATERMAN
Waterman AHW is a multi-disciplined international consulting engineering business offering a
comprehensive range of services to both local and international markets across a wide range of construction-related projects. Waterman AHW provides engineering services design for Mechanical, Electrical, Hydraulic, Fire, Structural, Civil, Environmental, Sustainability and Engineering Facilities Management disciplines, including services during construction.

More information
Waterman AHW www.watermangroup.com

2 Responses on Waterman Sydney appoints Nicoliello

By Jessica at February 4th, 2010

well done, seems your hard work has paid off
By Electrical Services at May 20th, 2010

Achieving a higher position is great, job well done!

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