As a mentor, I have always been passionate about helping people achieve their goals and reach their full potential. I believe that everyone has the ability to succeed, but sometimes they need guidance and support to get there. Mentoring provides me with the opportunity to make a positive impact in someone's life and contribute to their personal and professional growth.

 One of the main reasons I decided to become a mentor is because I have had mentors in my own life who have made a significant difference. They have provided me with valuable advice, support, and encouragement, and have helped me navigate challenging situations. As a result, I have been able to achieve my own goals and become the person I am today.

 I also believe that mentoring is a way to give back to my community and contribute to the larger goal of creating a better world. By sharing my knowledge, skills, and experience, I can help others succeed and create a positive ripple effect that can impact their families, communities, and even society as a whole.

 Ultimately, my why for becoming a mentor is driven by a desire to help others achieve their full potential and create a better future for themselves and those around them. I am committed to making a difference in the lives of those I mentor and helping them succeed in their own unique way.

First major construction project Port Hedland, 2007

My first FIFO role at Brockman 4, 2008

Barrow Island Gorgon Project, 2014

Upcoming event 

Each month I facilitate a Virtual Men's Shed contact me for details

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Each month I facilitate a Virtual Men's Shed contact me for details ***

Calling out the men in my network to join in for next months Virtual Men's Shed to engage in open discussions on Mental Health Awareness in a safe and supportive environment.

I’ve created various personalized programs for individuals and also open to create and adapt programs for Businesses/Organisations

Men’s mental health awareness

They all had Mentors, why mentoring is important