Kevin Oldham is an experienced executive manager, with extensive background in risk management and workplace safety across a wide range of industries.
In particular, Kevin brings expertise in risk assessment, strategic foresight, environmental and safety management, and quality assurance. He also has extensive knowledge of regulatory frameworks, has been a harbourmaster and has led teams on major infrastructure projects.
He has a particular interest in evidence-led decision making and innovative solutions.
Kevin is a member of the Institute of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and is the Engineering NZ representative on OB007, the joint Australia/New Zealand standards committee for risk management.
He is also a governance board member of the Marine Farming Association and for the Marlborough Shellfish Quality Programme, which focusses on the practical management of shellfish food safety risk.
My thoughts
Are consistent COVID border controls a good idea?
February 3, 2022
Navigatus has reviewed the impact of COVID-19 border controls for aircrew in the...
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Risk communication: learnings from the New Zealand COVID immunisation campaign
January 26, 2022
With 93% of the population double-vaccinated, New Zealand is a vaccination success...
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Learnings from harbourmastering at Gisborne
January 24, 2022
Navigatus director, Kevin Oldham, reflects on risk management lessons learned from...
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