Scott Bradshaw

Successful human resource candidate with expertise in employee recruitment, training and development. Adept at building and maintaining positive relationships with employees and management. Strong organizational skills and committed to adhering to relevant laws and regulations.

Hardworking Manager with expertise in office-based and field supervision of employment consultants. Collaborates with vocational representatives and other departments to develop and implement comprehensive support services.

• Conduct regular Workplace Health & Safety audits within the depot, identify risks and rectify unsafe practices
• Represent Department of Defence at community events
• Monitor, implement and manage training budget up to $2M in accordance with planned activities
• Undertake research to justify expenditure on capital equipment
• Prepare and complete financial reports for management
• Manage welfare and upkeep of up to 110 personnel whilst deployed overseas, field exercises, and in barracks, including transportation, meals, accommodation, equipment, venues, ammunition and all logistical requirements
• Undertake interpretative trips to Thailand and liaise with senior officers of other international defence forces
• Significant Achievements:
• Attached to Australian Federal Police (AFP) - Phuket Tsunami 2005
• Organised entire recovery process and storage for victims of Boxing Day Tsunami
• Liaised with victim recovery teams and provided language interpretation between the head of AFP and village officials.

• AWARDS & COMMENDATIONS
• Australian Active Service Medal (AASM) – Somalia,
• East Timor Australian Service Medal (ASM) - Sinai
• Overseas Service Medal (OSM) Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal – 2004 Tsunami Thailand
• Australian Defence Medal (ADM)
• Defence Long Service Medal (DLSM) 15 & 20 Years
• UNTAET Medal MFO (Sinai)
• Australian Federal Police Medal (AFP) - Thailand
• Exemplary Performance Commendations
• Sinai, Force Commanders 2006 - 2007
• East Timor, Force Commander 2001 - 2002
• VOLUNTARY WORK
• In 2005, Scott walked from Brisbane to Sydney to raise money for Breast Cancer and awareness of HERCEPTIN, (a cancer fighting drug not on the Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme). Scott raised more than $320,000 and was the main contributing factor into having HERCEPTIN listed on the PBS in 2007. In 2008, Scott Ran from Sydney to Adelaide for the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF), to further raise money and awareness for Breast Cancer, raising over $50,000.