InsightMedia release | TSA Riley expands again: RGB Assurance joins global project consultancy
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Global project consultancy TSA Riley announce the significant expansion of their Australian Systems Engineering and Safety Assurance Advisory service, as RGB Assurance joins the group.
The partnership with RGB Assurance grows TSA Riley’s Systems Engineering and Safety Assurance Advisory offering across Queensland and Western Australia. RGB’s 30 specialist engineering consultants augment TSA Riley’s strong Rail-sector experience, with the team’s sights set on the Defence, Aviation and Power sectors.
Group CEO Andrew Tompson said, “our current and future clients will greatly benefit from this fantastic service across Australia. RGB Directors Alena Griffiths and Neil Robinson are highly regarded and join TSA Riley’s Tariq Mahmood to offer a leading Systems Engineering and Safety Assurance Advisory service. As we grow in this space, and across the full project life cycle, we can offer our clients deeper industry insight and support their success at every stage. In a world where we must maximise the output of the infrastructure we have, growing this market-leading skillset is very exciting for us.”
Alena Griffiths and Neil Robinson said, “Systems Engineering and Safety Assurance Advisory is a small industry and our teams have worked together and enjoyed strong professional relationships for some years now. Connecting our expertise grows our geographic reach and sector experience. We’re looking forward to meeting the market, and our clients, as TSA Riley, with all the opportunities the brand represents.”
TSA Riley’s partnership with RGB Assurance follows DGA Group and Henry Riley, who both joined the business in 2023. In recent years TSA Riley have strategically expanded in geography, services and head count and now approach 1,000 people across Australia, the UK, New Zealand and South-east Asia.