Gary Smith Email & Phone Number

Gary Smith is a Works manager at Van Oord at Van Oord. He possess expertise in water, mining, road, maritime, construction and 11 more skills.

Listed skills include Water, Mining, Road, Maritime, and 12 others.

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  Works Manager

  Van Oord

  Apr 1997 - Present

  March 2018 – July 2018 Lincolnshire Beach Management 2018 Worksmanager responsible for the beach nourishment (400,000m3) to targeted areas of the Lincolnshire frontage between Mablethorpe and Skegness. Regular moving of sinker line using HAM 316 THSD.March 2017 – Sept 2017 Sandy Bottom Project , Bahamas Senior Superintendent responsible for the construction of upgrades to existing RBDF port facilities at Coral Harbour on the island of New Providence and the Forward Operating Location at Matthew Town, on the islands of Great Inagua and Ragged IslandConstruction of sheetpile quay wall with associated capping beam, slipways, RO-RO ramps and aprons, with drainage June 2016 – Feb2017 Deira Islands Coastline – DubaiWorksmanager responsible for the construction of of Nakheel’s Deira Island coastline development includes 8.5 km of beaches, 3.5 km of quay walls, 2.0 km of breakwater and 9.5 km of rock revetments at two of the four Deira IslandsOct 2014 – June 2016 Sandy Bottom Project , Bahamas Worksmanager responsible for the construction of upgrades to existing RBDF port facilities at Coral Harbour on the island of New Providence and the Forward Operating Location at Matthew Town, on the island of Great Inagua.Works consist of Dredging of harbour’s and access channels using Backhoe “Dinopotes”.Construction of “4” breakwaters.Construction of rock revetment and land reclamationMay 2013 – Oct 2014 Constanta Port Northern Breakwater Extension, Romania Worksmanager responsible for the construction of extension of existing Northern breakwater.Construction will consist of removal of Stabilopods and Antifer concrete blocks. Installation of 3.5 million tonnes of Rock and placing of 16000 Acro pods & replacement of Stabilopods and Antifer concrete blocks. Vessels used for this Project were SSDV “Frans”, Goliath and Razende Bol.