Greetings,It is always difficult to put into a few words over thirty -one years of work in the field. I'll attempt to be brief.I first joined the Canadian Military Primary Reserves back in 1992 as a Combat Engineer. During the next 18 years of service, I would learn the trade, apply it in the field and then proceed to teach it to others. In the meantime, I participated to two overseas peace-keeping missions, quickly rose through the ranks, undergoing trade and leadership training reaching the rank of Warrant Officer, and managed to complete my undergraduate studies in Civil Engineering.It is during my time as a Combat Engineer that allowed me to practice and understand manual labor, infrastructure and road work, and then plan accordingly. It only seemed natural to move onto construction.After a brief stint as Field Engineer and work in an engineering structural design firm, I found a mentor willing to teach me the rudimentals of buildings construction in 2002 and I am lucky to have worked on many different projects of increasing size and taken on a increasing level of responsibility.I would say that "mission" and "passion" are words that summarize my personality and work.I look forward to the challenges presented by my current project, and also look to the future.