The IS Rating Scheme is Australia and New Zealand’s rating framework for assessing the sustainability of infrastructure. EPDs are a crucial part of quantifying baseline environmental impacts and improvements across multiple phases of construction and end-of-life.
The webinar brought together insights from across the infrastructure sector – Tyrel Momberg from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council, Ishan Jain from manufacturer BlueScope, and Ross Brookshaw from the M80 Ring Road Completion project, sharing the end-user perspective – to explain how EPDs can be used to measure and reduce impacts, supporting more sustainable construction.
Thank you to everyone who joined us live. If you missed the session, a recording of the webinar is now available to watch at your convenience. You can also download the presentation slides.
Tyrel has over 18 years of consultancy and project management experience in the sustainability sector. Leading the ISC Technical Team, he oversees the development, enhancement, and maintenance of both existing and emerging IS Rating Scheme tools. Tyrel has worked with different rating tools across 3 continents including IS Ratings, Green Star, WELL, BREEAM and LEED.
Ishan supports the development of initiatives to strengthen the sustainability credentials of BlueScope’s Australian product range and collaborates with industry stakeholders on key sustainability challenges.With a background in architecture and a Master’s in Architectural Science from the University of Sydney, Ishan brings a solid foundation in built environment sustainability. Prior to BlueScope, he worked as a sustainability consultant, contributing to building performance analysis, sustainability certifications, and embodied carbon assessments. His expertise lies in life cycle thinking and resource efficiency, with a strong interest in practical decarbonisation strategies across the manufacturing and built environment sectors.
Ross has been driving change within the construction industry for over 20 years towards a low carbon future, with experience spanning rail, road, transmission and renewable sectors.The M80 Ring Road Completion (M80RRC) in Northeast Melbourne, Victoria is being constructed by a consortium of ACCIONA, MACA and AECOM. As a direct employee of ACCIONA, Ross has responsibility for implementing ACCIONA’s global strategy, SMP 2025, within the context of the project and the project KPI being a 38 per cent reduction in construction phase greenhouse gas emissions.