Min Win

Min Than Win currently serves as a Resident Technical Officer (RTO) at Mott MacDonald, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects. With over twenty years of extensive experience in the construction industry, primarily in Singapore, Min Than Win brings a wealth of expertise in site supervision, project management, and technical oversight across a diverse range of projects. His core competencies include building construction, road and bridge engineering, underground MRT station development, pile foundation installation, deep excavation, shaft construction, and tunneling works.

In his current role, Min Than Win is instrumental in ensuring that project execution aligns with design specifications, safety standards, and quality benchmarks. His involvement in the North South Power Transmission Cable Tunnels Project, Singapore Power Grid, exemplifies his proficiency in managing large-scale tunneling and underground infrastructure works. As part of his responsibilities, he conducts rigorous construction inspections, coordinates with multidisciplinary teams, and oversees geotechnical engineering aspects to mitigate risks associated with deep excavation and shaft construction. His expertise in construction management, coupled with his skills in AutoCAD and geotechnical analysis, enables him to effectively troubleshoot on-site challenges and optimize project timelines.

Min Than Win’s comprehensive understanding of civil engineering principles and his hands-on experience with deep foundations, tunneling, and underground utilities make him a valuable asset to Mott MacDonald’s project team. His dedication to safety, quality assurance, and technical excellence ensures that projects are delivered efficiently, sustainably, and in compliance with industry standards. Through his leadership and technical acumen, Min Than Win continues to contribute significantly to Singapore’s infrastructure development and the advancement of tunneling and underground construction practices.