Responder HQ is a centralised system to manage resources and deployments to incidents. Information can be updated in real-time and is accessible to all key personnel wherever they are.More than a scheduling tool, Responder HQ is a battle board, building a complete resource picture

Various fire management roles as part of the 2020 fires Forestry Liason - Tamworth Section 44 Incident Management TeamForestry Liason Albury Section 44 Incident Management TeamDeputy Incident Controller - Cooma S44 Incident Management Team Various fire management roles as part of the 2020 fires

Working across the softwood plantations division to develop, and deliver key strategic projects. The projects focused on resourcing fire management, improving systems to manage information around sales and wood flow management, and improving value recovery from harvesting.

Responsible for Grafton District within Northern Softwoods Region. This role covered a wide range of plantation forest management activities including safety management, strategic planning, and was responsible for preparing and achieving the district budget, hitting sales targets, and operational outcomes. This role was also responsible for fire management and coordination of initial attack operations in the Grafton forest projection area.

Responsible for marketing, harvesting, and delivering hardwood and softwood plantation timber products from the Northern Region to domestic and export customers.

Construction and maintenance of road network for Hume Region, responsibilities included strategic and tactical planning, forecasting and budgeting 5-year rolling plan, quarry management, recruitment, and procuring plant and equipment.

Fellowship project investigating field-based technologies to improve data management and workflows between the office and field.

Construction and maintenance of road network for Hume Region, responsibilities included strategic and tactical planning, forecasting and budgeting 5-year rolling plan, quarry management, recruitment, and procuring plant and equipment.

Fire preparedness and training for the Hume Softwood Region, Forest stewardship and neighbour relations,Managed prunninng, and fertiliser programs

Investigating multiple-use recreational trails (primarily mountain bike and walking) to improve uptake and reduce conflict between user-groups.

Field ecology work as part of a habitat fragmentation project. Managing day to day field operations, logistics coordination of fieldwork.