Experience

Virtue Construction Surveying

• Australia
• Construction
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Director

  • Dec 2016 - Present



Toorak Formwork

• Surveyor

  • Sep 2015 - Nov 2016

  Formwork Surveyor Formwork Surveyor



MMG Limited

• Australia
• Mining
• 700 & Above Employee

• Guest Surveyor

  • 2016 - 2016



Taylors – Urban | Infrastructure

• Australia
• Civil Engineering
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Surveyor

  • Aug 2014 - Aug 2015

  Metro West Construction Surveyor Metro West Construction Surveyor



Milestone Survey

• Australia
• Construction

• Assistant Surveyor

  • Jun 2012 - Apr 2014

  Responsibilities: • Occupational Health and Safety • Reviewing construction drawings and ensuring conformance to required specification Supervision and participation in general construction duties; Static GPS control establishment, control traversing, control levelling, concrete structure set out, setting bolts, creating machine guidance models, machine guidance calibrations, troubleshooting GPS base station radio issues, culvert set out, detail surveys, Pre pour/As-built surveys, constructing roads and pads, pipe and drainage networks. • Processing day jobs and updating site registers • Plotting plans from Pre pour and As-built surveys • Basic design troubleshooting with site engineers • Creating machine guidance models • Creating set out files for field controllers • Bulk Earthwork Surveys • Road conformance surveys and reporting • Bulk Earthwork Surveys • Liaising with foreman, engineers and project management



KCB Developments

• Foreman

  • Dec 2006 - May 2013

  I completed my apprenticeship under Peter Cross and the exciting team at KCB Developments. KCB gave me my long awaited taste of full time work in construction. In the final year of my apprenticeship Peter enrolled me in the HIA certificate IV program to further develop my knowledge in construction. Along with the certificate IV Peter promoted me to a foreman position. My day-to-day tasks included management of up to three different projects priced between $50,00-$500,000. It was my responsibility to ensure the project completion time frames were achieved, whilst conforming to KCB high standard of quality and safety procedures. In my fourth and final year of my apprenticeship I was lucky enough to be nominated for the Skills Institute Apprentice of the year program. After meeting the criteria and a series of interviews I was awarded North West Coast apprentice of the year and the Australian Institute of Building (Tasmanian Chapter) Florence M Taylor Award (Individual). In my final year of employment with KCB Developments I was the foreman for an award winning home in Ulverstone Tasmania. The home was essentially built out of a 70 year old recycled bridge.