Chartered Engineer
First-class integrated mechanical and electrical engineering degree; Chartered Engineer and Member of the IET.
Novantis is led by Tom Choularton, a Chartered Engineer whose work connects asset management, engineering, information, enterprise architecture and digital delivery.

Tom Choularton · CEng MIET
Tom is at his best where engineering, operations, information and technology need to reach the same answer.
His career has moved from engineering delivery and enterprise asset-management implementation into information governance, enterprise and solution architecture, digital products and strategic transformation. He has taken operational services and digital products from problem definition and requirements through operating-model and architecture design, hands-on prototyping, testing, implementation, migration, adoption and improvement.
That breadth is especially useful in live, brownfield environments where project delivery, in-service operations, technical information and enterprise systems must work together without losing sight of safety, compliance or the people doing the work.
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That combination matters when a decision crosses the boundaries between assets, information, systems and delivery.
First-class integrated mechanical and electrical engineering degree; Chartered Engineer and Member of the IET.
Strategic and operational asset-management grounding, including designing and embedding an enterprise system certified to ISO 55001.
Information requirements, BIM and common-data-environment governance, lifecycle, handover, configuration and target architecture across projects and live asset environments.
Enterprise implementation, multidisciplinary leadership, roadmaps, service design and working digital solutions backed by delivery experience.
Clients know who is accountable and who is doing the work.
Tom can work directly on a focused problem, lead a Novantis assignment supported by trusted independent specialists, or contribute within a larger partner’s bid or delivery team. Additional capacity is brought in only where the assignment needs it.