Ahmad Redza has held the position of director in several states and has also been the senior director with PWD’s Centre of Excellence in Engineering and Technology. theSun theSundaily PublicWorks deputydirectorgeneral appointed
: Deputy director-general of the Public Works Department, Datuk Ahmad Redza Ghulam Rasool, has been appointed as the department’s director-general, effective today.
“Ahmad Redza’s appointment is based on his qualifications and leadership characteristics, as well as extensive experience in engineering, development project management and asset management,” he said. He has served in the civil service for 39 years as a civil engineer, starting on Dec 21, 1984, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Missouri, United States.
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