Public and private organisations involved in dams and water resources are eligible to join ANCOLD as a Member Organisation.
To apply for membership, an organisation must be:
Nominated by a current ANCOLD Member Organisation
Seconded by another current ANCOLD Member Organisation
The application must be submitted in writing using the official membership application form and lodged with the ANCOLD Secretary.
A list of all current ANCOLD Member Organisations and their nominated voting representatives can be found in the Members Directory. (Note: This includes Sustaining and Organisational members, but not Designates, which are listed separately.)
Once you identify organisations willing to propose and second your application, you should:
Contact their voting representatives to inform them that you are nominating them as a Proposer or Seconder.
Let them know they will receive a formal document from the ANCOLD Secretariat, which they must sign electronically to confirm their support.
The Applicant – The organisation applying for ANCOLD membership.
The Proposer & Seconder – These must be current, financial ANCOLD Member Organisations.
The Authorised Officer (for the Applicant, Proposer, and Seconder) – This is the nominated voting representative for each organisation involved in the application process.
A Member Organisation has the right to appoint a representative to vote at the ANCOLD Annual General Meeting. This representative must be a qualified professional with experience in dam-related fields such as planning, environmental assessment, design, construction, operation, maintenance, surveillance, and safety assessment of large dams in Australia.
Any number of employees from a Member Organisation can be given access to ANCOLD member benefits by adding them to the organisation’s membership “Team”. (Details on how to do this will be provided upon application approval.)
Clause 13 of the ANCOLD Constitution states:
“The liability of members and associate members of ANCOLD Inc. to contribute towards the payment of the debts and liabilities of ANCOLD Inc. or the costs, charges, and expenses of winding up ANCOLD Inc. is limited to the amount, if any, of unpaid membership fees and subscriptions respectively owing by them to ANCOLD Inc.”
Organisational Members may upgrade to Sustaining Membership if they meet certain criteria. (See the criteria at the bottom of this page for more information.)
Before submitting your application, please review ANCOLD’s Privacy Policy.
Sustaining Membership is only open to Organisational Members that have been a member of ANCOLD for more than five (5) years and are a large organisation that has had a major involvement in supporting the objectives of ANCOLD.
For further details on criteria and eligibility please contact the secretariat [email protected].
Please don’t hesitate to contact the secretariat if you have any queries or need help with your application.
ANCOLD Secretariat
227 Collins Street
HOBART, TAS, 7000
Phone: +61 3 6234 7844
email: [email protected]
To make sure you’re aware of how we handle your personal information you should view our Privacy Policy via this link.
ANCOLD is an incorporated voluntary association of organisations and individual professionals with an interest in dams in Australia.
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