Jordan Passlow

As a brickies labourer my job was to ensure the efficiency, tidiness and preparation of any job. As well as to always stay on top of the distribution of materials and equipment to 2-5 bricklayers at any one time. working with all different types of people in a physically draining job I've gained a great work ethic and the ability to work in a large team or by myself perfectly fine.

The skills I learned in carpentry were much the same as those needed in my current job. Although the difference's were at the time of employment I obviously knew less about the workforce. So I had to learn and remember things quickly, to one know what im doing and two keep up. Attending Wagga Tafe throughout my apprenticeship, I also learnt to understand codes of conduct, safety rules and the importance of the paper work side of things.