I started at Oram-Smith as an apprentice in 98. through my 17 years here I became a tradesmen in sheetmetal. as the years progressed I was given a vehicle as a 4th yr apprentice to run small installs. I gained a lot of experience on onsite installation, running to programme and site measuring answering to the project managers and liaising with other trades to fix problems. in my 5th year the opportunity arose to manage the workshop, which I took. this job entailed managing the men on the workshop floor, processing duct on a plasma machine correctly for manufacture. running logistics, ordering materials and stock, ensuring jobs go out on time and quality checked. as the years progressed I was offered a an extension to my position to run the WHS to our workshop and all the job sites that our company was on. this meant dealings with large building companies to ensure SWMS are correct to enter there sites. also forever in creasing and evolving our companies SWMS. this also involved going to all sites a couple of times a month to give toolbox talks and let employees know of any updates to our practices and also test and tag tools. for the 2 years here i was also doing project estimation.I performed these 3 tasks for the rest of my time at Oram Smith.