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> My day starts at 6.30am with a pre-start meeting with all employers covering safety, forecast of work scopes, environmental and health management. We then brake into our working teams and get the scope of work for the day from our supervisor. We then talk about safety and how to make our work site a safe environment for everyone including the  public. We will talk about different ways to complete the job in which will save time,  save the company's money and still be completed in the safety guidelines. We then load the tools and materials onto our work truck and drive to the work site. The leading hand will do a take 5 with the crew and is compulsory with every new task we do. Everyone has to identify any hazards on the job site and then identify what precautionary measures will be enforced to fix any hazards. We then commence work being thoughtful of work colleges and the public. Being well aware of weather conditions, staying hydrated or keeping the tools out of the rain is a must. We have two 30 minute breaks for the day, the first being smoko at 10.00am, then lunch is at 1.00pm. At 4.30pm pack all tools and material then load everything on the truck, clean the job site spotless and leave nothing behind.

> Safety is a most important on our job site with so many different power tools and machinery running around the job site. If we all have good common-sense and follow all the safety rules no one will get hurt and we all get to go home in one piece.

> If management is on their game and they are good at fore-casting, the job will run smother and will finish ahead of scheduled. Its very important to have a good relationship with management.

> It's very important to work as a team and adhere to your leading hand, don't stop asking questions and make sure everyone is heading towards the same goal.

> The hardest part of the job would be  the politics of it all, lets face it, it happens on all job sites wether it's on a mine site, building site or any where. It happens on all job sites. The most important thing is that you complete your task in a safe and productive manner and don't get involved in any politics.

> The enjoyable part of my job would be the completion of a task in a safe manner before a dead line.  Making good friends with my fellow workers something else I enjoy.

I currently work as a Senior Safety Professional with Electrix P/L in Health, Safety and Environmental onsite department at Roma Queensland with Santos GLNG Upstream Execute and Feed contract across all three Compressor Hubs and on Well Pads.
I have worked remote for the last 5 years, the past 2 years with Santos GLNG project SE Qld. 
Working from initial construction (Greenfield’s) from start up to completion Hub 02, thru to Pre Commissioning (Brownfield’s) Hub 04, and First Gas production Hub 05 live Gas environment.
During this time I have lead and managed a 4 man team of Safety Advisors across all 3 hubs and well pads, including overseeing safety & training with a crew at Rolleston Coal mine.
The job has presented a variety of challenges and milestones for which we received NO lost time injuries across four projects over the past two years.
We are currently running at 213 days since our last incident (Minor FAC) on the largest project. 
I strive for prevention results through education, monitoring and regular inspections with continual improvement to ensure focus is maintained to prevent incidents.
I have managed and maintained the Projects Safety Management Plan with all compliance requirements for the Gas Project in SE Qld under both Fluor and Santos recording requirements and am able to run a team of Safety Advisors or be a Safety Advisor depending on your requirements
Our project is coming to an end with future works inline however without certainty at present.
I am therefore seeking a HSE onsite Senior Safety position where I can be most beneficial to ensure Safety in the workplace is a fact, not just spoken about. 
I have lived and worked in Darwin for 7.5 years a few years ago and use to its climate and live style.
I am a Safety leader; I have ICAM Lead Investigation qualifications, a Diploma in WH&S, an Advanced Diploma in Business Management, so I understand about costs, proficiency, efficiency and time restraints, a confident presenter with Trainer and Assessor (TAE) qualifications in many fields, a definite asset to my employer. Fit and active, loyal and Honest diligent worker
 I look forward to discussions for possible future employment opportunities within your organisation

I worked for this company for a little over twelve months.
In that time I was pushed from pillar to post to "help" the company out. People who started after me were given better options for overtime and working away.
The supervisors run on the idea that favourites are a better option than rewarding effort.
Management believed that the Industry would reward the Company, even though the Equipment supplied was average to second rate at best.
Think carefully before working for them as they will turn their back on you leaving you wondering what you have done wrong.

each day consisted of a prestart which detailed daily site safety bulletin, and we were given our tasks and works to be completed.
i had the opportunity to further my skills, and also to learn about Hazardous Area Inspections, the management was very friendly and forthcoming.
I got along with all of my co workers and made lasting friendships.
the most enjoyable part of my job, was working in a team environment, and being given the opportunities to show my skiils and complete the requirements of my tasks.

Morning tool box to review the days work to overcome any issues that may arise. The sharing of information that me and my co-workers have experienced on different work sites, that may assist in problem solving a hard task and share with the management team to assist the completion of the job, that makes it the most enjoyable part of the job and that we have done the job safely.

Originally a great place to work with great people. Small management team in one building in control of 90% of our activities.

Tried to take on to much work and tenders. Cost the company in the end as it pulled out of WA to focus on Eastern States & NZ works.

learn skills in testing substation equipment from fellow workers.
No help from management. Co workers very good to work with.
hardest part was communication with management and job allocation

Worked with a co worker away from home 10 days and home 4 days. Outdoors inspecting Ergon power poles all over Central Qld.
Pay and conditions were good. Phone and vehicle and all tools supplied.

Structured work - workplace culture good
hardest part of job was the long hours and time away from home
most enjoyable part of job is that you were trusted to do your job.

Friendly and fun place to work with. I have gained experiences in dealing with subcontractors and liaise with stakeholders. Manager is well experience and wants staff to be able to work independently

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