Mr David Oloke (B. Eng (Civil), M.Sc (Eng), MASCE, MNSE, MCMPE, MIWRA, AIMIS)

Mr. Oloke has acquired a broad based experience in the field of Civil Engineering and Construction Management. He has mostly been involved as a Lecturer and Design/Site Engineer for various Civil Engineering works such as water treatment plants, pipelines, reinforced concrete buildings, shell structures, silos, bunkers, steel tanks, reinforced concrete underground reservoirs, gravity dams etc. Has also acquired experience in carrying out soil investigations for road and building works, geophysical surveys for underground water prospecting and dam assessment studies.

Currently a doctoral researcher and visiting lecturer in construction (plant) management at the University of Wolverhampton, he is researching into the development of an intelligent web-based system for off-highway plant information management. The research is investigating the development of a web-based relational database management and model base management system as an enhanced plant information management technique. The system would facilitate the prediction of plant breakdown events from history records of plant collected under different working environments, thereby facilitating decision support relating to fleet operations and management.