Search results
The course formed part of the wider ‘Modernisation of communicable diseases surveillance and control system’ programme, which helped Poland adopt EU public health surveillance standards. Mott MacDonald has been present in Poland for over a decade. Our locally staffed business has been expanded with offices in Krakow, Gdansk and Warsaw, as ...
Delivering on our purpose. We’re a global engineering, management and development consultancy. Our purpose is to improve society by considering social outcomes in everything we do, relentlessly focusing on excellence and digital innovation, transforming our clients’ businesses, our communities and employee opportunities. This is how.
At Mott MacDonald we are always looking for the best people to join our company. Explore our global vacancies and apply today for your next job opportunity. We are a uniquely diverse range of consultants delivering extremely high profile projects across the world.
With a local office in Tokyo, Mott MacDonald has been working in Japan since 2009. We have a strong focus on the energy sector and have undertaken leading roles on some of the country's largest and most complex renewable energy projects. Locally and around the world, our team continues to work with clients to support the development of solar ...
Working closely with our clients, we’re opening opportunities to develop responsible solutions and deliver the energy transition. Mott MacDonald’s operations in Singapore go back over 30 years. Today we’re supporting a range of clients with developments in the rail, road, buildings, infrastructure and energy sectors.
Mott MacDonald has a long history of contributing to projects across Australia, going back over 40 years to tunnelling design for a major sewerage scheme in Melbourne – and continuing today with a range of developments in transport, buildings, water and health. Our early portfolio featured involvement in strategic infrastructure such as ...
We are independent consultant for Hong Kong’s first sludge incinerator which will be the world’s largest. The plant will be capable of processing 2000 tonnes of sludge per day, with just 10% of the residue being disposed of in landfill. Mott MacDonald has been shaping the face of Hong Kong since 1957 and contributed to the design ...
