Clinton Cotter

• Delivered street furniture, shelters, and bin surrounds to enhance public spaces.
• Installed equipment across multiple locations to support operational needs.
• Assembled street furniture, shelters, and bin surrounds.

• Subcontracted to a local handyman business.
• Provided handyman services for On the Ball Handyman Services, focusing on home repairs and maintenance.
• Did insurance work for Johns Lyng Group? I worked in Regional Victoria.
• Works included painting, repair work on building matters, making safes, roofing, and water damage.
• Covid stopped us from traveling to regional Victoria.

• Responsibilities included making sure children were well cared for.
• Looking after accounts and invoicing. Running and planning of meetings and PDs.
• Menus were created by me on a monthly basis, with one special breakfast and one special afternoon tea every week.
• Caring for and cooking for an average of 80 to 100 children.
• I created a garden area at the school with 20 garden beds. The garden is utilized by the OSHC program. The vegetables and fruit are then used in the Oshc program or given to parents to use.

• My responsibilities for this position included.
• Ensuring that the school was always looking neat and tidy, and that the grounds were always looking respectable.
• Creating new garden areas.
• Utilizing my carpentry background, I was able to manage most of the issues that arose around the school, unless a certain trade was needed.
• Painting, fixing holes in walls, fixing issues with doors, fixing decks, balustrades, and basic plumbing issues.
• While at Laurimar Primary, I was able to create, plan, and implement a number of different projects for the school. These included.

New Prep Sandpit, Daniel Morcombe Memorial Garden, Community Garden.

Project management in relation to the RSL cenotaph. And a new undercover area.

• During this period of time I was a stay at home father for my 3 children.
• I created my own business, which entailed making and selling sweets and desserts.
• I sold to 12 different cafes and restaurants on a weekly basis. I also created wedding cakes and macaron towers for different events.
• I rented a kitchen at Rivers of Yarrambat, where I was able to cook most of the macarons for the week.
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• I was responsible for administering all inward sea freight from all Asian Ports.
• I had to deal with Customs on a daily basis, registering the goods the goods and making sure goods were cleared to release to customers.
• The job involved a great deal of phone contact with clients and also Seafreight operators from all Asian countries.

• I worked as a carpenter for four years. I was able to work autonomously and complete jobs from a plan. In the last year of working in that position, I commenced and completed my first year of my apprenticeship.