Brock helps coordinate infrastructure like gas pipelines in partnership with local landholders. He works through proposed site layouts, aligns infrastructure with farming operations, and ensures landowners are consulted and respected. Acting as the bridge between energy projects and agricultural communities, he supports both day-to-day activity and long-term development.
Brock’s work helps build the relationships that make energy development possible. By consulting with landowners and incorporating their input, he supports sustainable outcomes that benefit both the resources sector and rural Queensland.
Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry, Applied Biology)
Brock’s background in science provided the foundations for a career working at the intersection of land, energy, and community. Careers in land access can start with degrees in environmental science, agriculture, or geography – paired with strong communication skills and a passion for regional engagement.
