Sam Gregory Email & Phone Number

British Columbia, Canada

Squamish, British Columbia, Canada

Main duties include co-ordinating and conducting geotechnical investigations, geotechnical laboratory work, writing flood hazard assessments, groundwater management plans, construction review, pile installation review, geotechnical data management. Working towards becoming registered as a Professional Geoscientist with EGBC.

Glasgow

Founded S Geotechnics Ltd to begin working freelance within the geotechnical sector. Worked on a variety of site investigation and ground improvement contracts for various well known contractors in Scotland.

Glasgow, United Kingdom

• Main Roles Include:
• Preparation of Phase 1 Desk Studies, Coal Mining Risk Assessments, Site Investigation Reports, Consolidation of Abandoned Mineworking Completion Reports, Short Letter Style Reports
• Organising and Scheduling of Ground Investigations
• Supervision of Ground Investigation Contractors
• Supervision of Drilling and Grouting/Land Remediation Contractors
• Trial Pitting/Environmental Sampling/Water & Gas Monitering

Glasgow, United Kingdom

I joined Soil Engineering in September 2015 and worked in both the Investigative and Grouting sides of the business. I undertook a variety of roles, I was involved in undertaking gas and water monitoring, borehole logging, trial pitting, setting out, location of services along with bulk infill grouting and mine shaft remediation. I gained experience in.

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Working within first year laboratory and field classes to assist lectures in the teaching and guidance of first year earth science students. I was selected from the year group for my knowledge of the subject,excellent interpersonal skills and teaching experience.

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Part of the bar team at the Cowgate Venue for Underbelly during the 2013 + 2014 fringe festival. Worked both on the bars and also as a bar backer/tech. Trained in the Scottish alcohol licencing laws, Voted staff member of the festival for that venue (both for 2013 +2014) which employed over 40 peopleCoped well with the high stress and long hours.

Sedburgh

I worked through the summer as an outdoor instructor, taking children of primary school age out on sessions, doing activities such as kayaking, rock climbing, hill walking and problem solving. I was in charge of groups of up to 10 children and a staff member at one time. This responsibility required organisation, assertiveness and a friendly approach all.

Glasgow, United Kingdom

In my first year at university I worked with one of my lecturers on a project that identified graduate attributes. We created some leaflets and information packs that helped students see what transferable skills they gained from their degrees. This work involved reading through course learning objectives and discussing the findings in focus groups.

Kendal

I dealt with customers on a day to day basis, offering advice and selling climbing, mountaineering and walking equipment. I was recruited to provide specialist advice on ski equipment and received training from outdoor manufacturers to enhance my product knowledge. I also handled stock checks and mail orders and dressed the store window, winning the prize.

Bachelor'S Degree, Earth Science, 2:1

Activities and Societies: Glasgow University Canoe Club - Captain (2013-2014)

High School

A levels Geography (A) Design (A) Biology (B) General Studies (A) GCSEs English Language (A) English Literature (A) Maths (A) Science (A).