Cameron Robinson

During my time working at Fitzpatrick Fabrication, we have completed lots on rural and commercial Concreting, fabrication, installing and onsite welding jobs. We're currently based and operate out of Deniliquin NSW. We worked on the Snowy Hydro 2.0 for LEEDS in the FRP and Construction of the living quarters on a 2:1 roster (unless needed longer) where i became a leading hand then supervisor for both FRP and the construction of the living quarters, i had roughly 7-10 people working under me during the FRP side of thing and roughly 20-30 in the construction side. i managed daily works including safety briefings, pre-starts of a morning, incident reports, talking with both clients and superiors on updates and incidents, organised materials and along with making progress reports and so on.

since our contract ended with LEEDS and moving back home to Deniliquin we have done various structural steel jobs where i have be the supervisor on site for installing.

We also do Rural and Commercial concreting where i am the supervisor on setting up placing and finishing, along with the cuts and striping.

Since being back Deniliquin i've had to look after, order materials, manage employees, run the business multiple times due to the Managing director Jack going overseas or on various holidays.

During my time at Fitzpatrick Fabrication i've also done the following the a certain standard that is maintained at the company.

• Trained new employees to learn new systems, apply best practices and comply with protocols and regulations.
• Maintained a safe working environment through adherence to safety protocols and regular site inspections.
• Ensured timely completion of projects with effective time management and prioritization of tasks.
• Checked equipment to determine if maintenance was required.
• Inspected completed work to verify quality standards and compliance with criteria.
• Addressed issues proactively, resolving problems quickly to minimize delays in project timelines.
• Enhanced team productivity by providing clear direction, setting expectations, and offering constructive feedback.
• Conducted thorough quality control checks to ensure high standards of workmanship across all projects.
• Developed strong relationships with clients, subcontractors, and suppliers, fostering open communication channels for smooth project execution.
• Adapted workflows in response to changing environmental conditions or unexpected challenges encountered during construction activities.
• Investigated and reported on accidents, injuries and near-miss incidents.
• Developed and maintained positive relationships with clients and other stakeholders.
• Monitored job progress and performance of employees or contractors to complete projects prior to deadlines.
• Maintained high levels of workforce morale and engagement, organizing team-building activities and providing regular feedback.

During my time at Kingspan (also known as Rhino Tanks) i quickly worked my way to supervisor installer which meant led my own team of employees to a safe time efficiently standard on both rural and Commercial jobs. we worked all over the country mainly in around Sydney and Newcastle, southern QLD and once in WA in Margret river. this was once again working away from home a lot and involved driving a Medium Ridged Loaded truck long distances organising accommodation for all employees, liaising with clients and sourcing materials required for the job.

We Worked on Mine sites alot which required Inductions, Completion of our own SWMS and JHA's etc.

amongst other things these are some of the things i did whilst working at Kingspan.

• Coordinated scheduling for multiple projects simultaneously, maximizing efficiency and minimizing downtime between jobs.
• Enhanced installation efficiency by streamlining processes and optimizing team workflow.
• Reduced errors in installations by implementing strict quality control measures and conducting thorough inspections.
• Developed strong relationships with suppliers, securing better pricing and improving overall project profitability.
• Facilitated clear communication among team members, promoting a collaborative environment that fostered problem-solving capabilities.
• Maintained safety standards by providing regular training to the installation team and enforcing company policies.
• Mentored junior installers, fostering professional development through hands-on training and guidance.
• Led a team of installers, ensuring timely completion of projects and maintaining high levels of customer satisfaction.
• Operated tools, equipment, and machinery according to safety standards.
• Installed complete systems at new residential and business construction sites.
• Used appropriate PPE to reduce risks when working with electrical and communications systems.
• Worked with diverse types of weather and ground conditions.

During my time at Jason Oconner Fabrication i completed my cert III in metal fabrication and engineering. we completed a range of different works including Fabrication and installation of sheds/ carports/ pergolas etc, Fabrication of ute trays/ racks/ repairs etc, contracting to the Deniliquin Rice Mill for AGS where we completed shutdowns, repairs, pre harvest services and breakdowns etc, contracting to Echuca Humes Precast facility, where i ended up for around 14 months where i completed the changing of moulds for precast culvets, super T beams and various other things.

During my time as an Apprentice i completed a lot of standards some of these include the following.

• Achieved consistent weld quality through careful preparation of materials and attention to detail during execution.
• Advanced skills in various welding techniques including MIG, TIG, stick welding, and plasma cutting.
• Reduced material waste by accurately measuring and cutting materials for each project.
• Read and followed blueprints and weld diagrams.
• Supported team members by sharing expert knowledge of welding techniques and best practices.
• Continuously sought feedback from supervisors regarding performance improvements needed for successful progression toward journeyman status.
• Assisted senior welders in setting up equipment and preparing materials for each project.
• Received hands-on training on proper use and maintenance of welding tools and equipment.
• Interpreted verbal and written instructions from work orders and welding blueprints.
• Developed strong understanding of metallurgy, allowing for better material selection and welding outcomes.
• Exhibited strong problem-solving abilities when faced with complex or challenging projects during the apprenticeship period.
• Improved welding skills by consistently practicing and receiving feedback from experienced welders.
• Maintained safety by wearing protective equipment, staying alert and following procedures.
• Welded various connections with high-quality final results.