Matthew Shambrook

• Dinawan substation NSW
• Client: Elecnor
• value: $ 6 million
• January 2025 to May 25
• Scope of works : precast pits and conduit install and backfill,

concrete cable trenches, large oily water in ground pits plus small

civil concrete works, building up of building pads and compaction

• Roopena substation Whyalla SA
• Client : Downer
• Value : $ 4 million
• May 2025 to September 2025
• Scope of works : bored piers/ piles 2m to 6m deep hold down bolts and pour, precast and insitu cable trenches, building up of pads and site roads ready for sealing.
• Adelaide road tunnels T2D
• Client : John Holland T2D Alliance
• Value : 10 million
• September to current
• Scope of works : southern concrete portal frame 3m wide X 2m deep concrete beam poured on top of diaphragm retaining walls concrete pours ranging from 350 cubic meters to 650 cubic metres
• Oversaw site operations, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and project specifications.
• Led daily team meetings to communicate objectives and address any operational challenges.
• Facilitated collaboration between subcontractors and suppliers to optimize resource utilization.
• Conducted quality control inspections to identify issues early on, preventing costly delays or rework later in the process.

• Managing construction of a 2km runway, including multiple layers of crushed and screened site-based material, imported FCR, a 14mm/10mm seal, and 30,000m² of high-temperature concrete for turning nodes and aircraft parking pavements.
• Value $ 90million
• July 2022 to June 2023
• FIFO role managing daily site operations and subcontractor coordination to achieve project milestones
• Supervised and signed off Proof Rolls for roadworks and aircraft pavements
• Conducted detailed site inspections, addressing variances and ensuring compliance with project specifications
• Maintained comprehensive site diaries and photographic records for accurate documentation
• Led toolbox meetings to reinforce safety protocols and deliver

Project updates

• Managed construction of a UOTF ( urban training facility ) 20 small 1 and 2 storey buildings built like a small town for the army to do there urban building to building training.
• Value : $ 40million
• June 2023 to June 2024

• Night Shift Site Manager, managing site at RAAF Base Darwin. Overseeing the set up and pouring of 60,000m² of aircraft pavement.
• Supervise and coordinate construction teams, ensuring timely, safe, and budget-compliant project completion.
• Conduct site inspections, identify issues, and ensure safety compliance, enhancing project quality.

Value : 30million

• Bridge Works Contract OSTOJUIC Group
• Supervising construction of 7-Span Bridge worth $10 million over Finnis River N.T.
• FIFO work
• Bored piles, driven sleaves, head stocks, abutments, decks and overhanging kerbs
• Created construction site staffing schedules to properly staff projects
• Interviewed, hired and trained new workers
• Actively communicated with crew and responded effectively to questions, helping build positive working environment
• Implemented safety procedures and verified workers wore proper safety attire to limit injuries and prevent accidents

• Civil, Commercial and Defence Force contract
• Supervising multiple projects including excavation, ground slabs, storm water line pits and aircraft pavements. Projects ranging from $500,000 to $30 Million
• Delegated assignments based on projects plans, needs and knowledge of individual team members
• Coordinated materials to maintain steady flow and meet productivity objectives
• Set and revised production schedules to meet changing demands and weather setbacks
• Constructed Aircraft pavement of more than 30,000m2
• Off form concrete walls, suspended formwork, steel fixings, detailed excavations, concreting ground slabs, and stormwater line pits/flame traps

• PNG Eastern Highlands, Concrete & Civil works
• Project manager for construction of industrial shed, Garoka PNG
• Developed and initiated projects, including managing costs, schedule and performance
• Provided accurate, detailed quantity take-offs from project drawings and technical specifications
• Reduced expenditures by effectively negotiating vendor and service contracts to drive savings
• Identified, reviewed and applied policies and procedures by exercising informed judgement to achieve optimal performance
• Scheduling
• Interviewed, hired and trained new workers working with local PNG residents, many facing strong language barriers
• Sourcing suppliers and contractors within budget requirements
• Submission of regular budgeting reports