Structural Engineering and Temporary Works Engineering. Two professions sharing the same key knowledge but with different philosophies. In Structural Engineering the focus is on the final outcome and it is usually not crtical exactly how it is achieved as long as it can be safely achieved. In Temporary Works Engineering the starting point should always be how it will be built and how the works are to be kept stable at all points in the process.In essence Temporary Works is about the Journey and Structural Engineering is about the destination.I am fortunate to have had experience in both worlds and am able to bring this to bear on projects to ensure they are not only structurally sufficient but are also efficient and safe to build. Skills: Project Management Temporary Works Coordination (TWC)Crane Appointed Person Trained operatorClient Liaison - Experience working with 'difficult' clients and also with selling difficult issues. Leadership and TeamworkFormulation and implementation of Working and high level processesAssistance in bid preparationInstruction and training of site teamsSpecialties: concept development, customer relations, engineering, training, mentoring, project management, Temporary Works, Processes, Utilities, Building Structures,Refurbishment
Listed skills include Engineering, Project Management, Construction, Concrete, and 11 others.