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How did your early industry exposure help you grow as a technical office engineer? ✏️ 5. Problem-Solving Abilities: Exposure to real-world engineering challenges at an early stage helps individuals develop their problem-solving abilities. They learn to apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations, identify potential issues, and propose effective solutions. This experience enhances their analytical thinking, critical reasoning, and adaptability, which are essential qualities for technical office engineers.

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Hiring Challenges in Electrical Construction (We’ve All Been There): • Reviewed countless resumes with great general experience, but lacking specific electrical skills. • Interviewed a candidate who seemed perfect on paper but didn’t have hands-on experience with the latest tech. • Spent weeks on a promising candidate, only to find out they weren’t licensed in our state. • Faced fierce competition for top talent, only to lose out to a higher offer. Why share these? These challenges stick out because each one has taught us something valuable about the hiring process in this industry. They’ve highlighted the importance of precision in job postings, the need for thorough vetting, and the realities of a competitive market. We get it right most of the time, but when we face these hurdles? We learn from them, adapt our approach, and continue the search for the perfect fit.

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Curious about where a career in the electrical industry can take you? Our latest blog article explores 5 Lineworker Career Path Opportunities, and we share insight into the diverse roles and opportunities available. https://hubs.li/Q02lRF9d0

ADG Engineers Careers Spotlight – Featuring Practice Director Matthew McCormick Q. HOW DID YOU START YOUR CAREER? WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST JOB? Prior to starting engineering, I held several part-time and holiday jobs ‘on the tools’ including demolition, scaffolding and other labour. Whilst studying, I held an undergraduate structural engineering role in Brisbane, while summer holidays took me to rural Queensland coal mines as an undergraduate mining engineer. My first full-time engineering role was in Brisbane as a structural temporary works engineer. Q. WHAT MOTIVATED YOU TO JOIN ADG? I felt I could contribute to ADG in a positive way and be part of the growth in several ways. Looking back to when I joined ADG in 2018, it’s been great to be part of the journey and amazing to watch the positive changes that have occurred. Q. WHAT HAVE BEEN THE KEY PROJECTS OR ACCOMPLISHMENTS THAT HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO YOUR CAREER AT ADG? During my time at ADG, I’ve primarily been involved in major transport infrastructure projects, including: Melbourne Metro Tunnel (VIC), West Gate Tunnel (VIC), Level Crossing Removal Program (VIC), METRONET (WA), Morley to Ellenbrook Line (WA). Q. IN WHAT WAYS HAS ADG SUPPORTED YOUR CAREER AND DEVELOPMENT? Throughout my time at ADG, I’ve been fortunate to have worked closely with some of the leaders of Australia’s engineering industry. ADG has always been supportive of new and out of the box ideas. This does not only apply to how we conduct our day-to-day tasks, but also which projects and work types we are targeting. I’ve moved from learning, delivery/technical roles, through to a ‘responsible engineer’, project manager and now practice manager. While the skillsets required have changed and developed, the learning and development continue every step of the way. There have been many defining moments working with ADG, however one recently was stepping into the acting practice director role. While I was well supported, there is no substitute for the real thing and I learnt a significant amount in a short period of time. BE VISIONARY. BE COURAGEOUS. BE GREAT TOGETHER. BE ENTHUSIASTIC. #designwithpurpose #weareadg #corevalues

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