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THE LAST 6 LESSONS

THE LAST 6 LESSONS

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THIS PROFESSION?

Growing up, I always loved the motor industry and I figured if this drove me then why not get a qualification in what I was good at.

WHAT TRAINING DID YOU UNDERGO AND WHERE?

I received my trade certification in spray painting and panel beating at Westlake College, where I got my qualification.

DESCRIBE A TYPICAL DAY ON THE JOB

Pushing production and keeping the clients happy. Some days are more stressful than others, but it’s what keeps me motivated. and looking forward to an end result of the repair and restoration. Having customer etiquette is very important and also taking action, using your own initiative.

WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT YOUR WORK?

My favorite part of this job is seeing the end results a er a job is completed as well as knowing that the customer is satisfied and as happy as what I am.

WHAT HURDLES HAVE YOU HAD?

I believe that what you put in is what you get out and one main hurdle I have had to overcome is getting the work we do up to standard.

WHAT’S BEEN THE BIGGEST HIGHLIGHT OF YOUR CAREER TO DATE?

Owning my own business!

WHAT ARE YOUR FUTURE GOALS?

From here on forward I would like to create a bigger working environment, so that we will be able to employ more people as well as allow the business to grow even bigger.

IN YOUR LINE OF WORK, IS EXPERIENCE AS IMPORTANT AS FORMAL TRAINING?

Yes, definitely, experience is very important. Panel beating is a hands-on job, so practical training is crucial.

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO SOMEONE STARTING OUT IN YOUR CAREER?

Firstly, love what you do. Do not allow yourself to be in a position that you do not want to be in, especially if it’s not what you want. Put in everything that you have to give. Nothing is easy; you need to make the most of it, so you can get the best out of it.

DESCRIBE YOUR JOB IN THREE WORDS

Passionate, detailed and challenging.

WHAT DON’T YOU LIKE ABOUT YOUR JOB?

The job can be very demanding, stressful and tiring.

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