Senior Safety & Training Advisor
CurrentWas origonally at the Sandfire, DeGrussa Copper Project near Meekatharra, where we have, Hampton Mining and Civil safety and training team, continually broken the Safety targets and in two years operated without any major incidents, a great record. Have now taken on a more senior role in the Safety and Training team at Hampton Mining and Civil where i am moving from site to site in a roving role providing mentoring, guidence and training to other members of the management and Safety/Training… Show more Was origonally at the Sandfire, DeGrussa Copper Project near Meekatharra, where we have, Hampton Mining and Civil safety and training team, continually broken the Safety targets and in two years operated without any major incidents, a great record. Have now taken on a more senior role in the Safety and Training team at Hampton Mining and Civil where i am moving from site to site in a roving role providing mentoring, guidence and training to other members of the management and Safety/Training Team.Then was working in the Yalgoo Shire at the Minjar Gold Project and was previously in Northern Territory, at the McArthur River Mining, Tailings Dam Project on behalf of Hampton Mining and Civil, for Xstrata Mineral's. Then onto KMG Iron Ore, Project SE of Wyndham for set up to AS4801 and now at Minjar Gold Project South of Yalgoo, setting up to AS 4801 standard for accreditation to that level.Currently working in the South Kalgoorlie area for Hampton Mining and Civil at the Metals X, Jubilee Gold Mine project where I am responsible for site Safety and Training. This project is moving along well now as we near the sith month of operation there. Am enjoying my work with Hamptons as it leads me to many varied sites and operations which has been of great value in my personal growth as a Safety and Training Advisor/Coordinator.Have now moved over to the new Cannon Mine project and am setting up the site safety and training systems according to the Hampton AS4801 model. Will then be moving over to the Excelsior Project. Show less