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Director @ Established in 1988, Hi Spec Engineering Ltd is a family owned and run company based in Co. Carlow, Ireland. Since the company’s inception we have grown progressively and established a solid reputation throughout the agricultural industry as a manufacturer and supplier of high quality machinery. Our core activity is centred on the design, manufacturing and maintaining of high quality innovative and reliable machinery for use throughout the agricultural industry. We are proud of the dependable and honest reputation we have built throughout our time to date and aim in continuing to grow a commercially sustainable business that will continue to benefit the local and wider farming communities. Our approach is led by an unwavering focus on fully understanding the needs of our customers and delivering on our promises, regardless of scale or complexity of the challenge in hand. Working collaboratively with our stakeholders, we develop products and solutions to best meet the end user’s needs, ensuring the best resources are deployed to deliver on the requirements of our customers. From August 2014 to Present (1 year 5 months) Precinct Commercial Manager @ Project: Moorebank Units Relocation – Holsworthy Army Base The Moorebank Units Relocation project in Sydney's southwest will see Laing O'Rourke deliver the largest single Australian Defence capital works project since the Second World War. As part of the upgrade works, a number of Defence units based at Moorebank will move to new, purpose-built, best-practice facilities at the base in Holsworthy. The project is split into 5 Precincts each with its own project team. Upon completion, the re-established site at Holsworthy will contain the new, modern facility for the Army's School of Military Engineering, Land Warfare Centre, the Army Logistics Training Centre and various other operational and support units. From September 2012 to March 2014 (1 year 7 months) Sydney, AustraliaSenior Quantity Surveyor @ Project: Water Treatment Plant – S.W Queensland The Contract scope involved the engineering, procurement and construction of a Water Treatment Plant and the related infrastructure for the Northern gas fields in South West Queensland. Working in conjunction with the 90 person strong design team and liaising with all disciplines (Structural, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Process) to represent the project team commercially while working with the lead designers on a daily basis to monitor and capture change and monitor the contract requirements of the design process reporting to the Project Commercial Manager on a regular basis. Project: Data Centre – Eastern Creek SYD In a first of its kind project in Australia – LORAC worked closely with it's Client to deliver a state of the art Data Centre that will house two 2300m2 data halls and service major organisations throughout Australia. Tasked with working side by side with the client to deliver value for money and other project commercial goals within a tight project timeframe. From January 2011 to January 2013 (2 years 1 month) Quantity Surveyor @ Project: Building the Education Revolution (Government stimulus package upgrading the public primary schools throughout the Riverina and Western Region of NSW) Throughout my time on this Management Contracting project I was based in Griffith in regional NSW as the Contracts Administrator/Quantity Surveyor tasked with overseeing the commercial aspects of 51 schools within the Griffith region. (within 300 km radius of Griffith) This involved working with a dedicated LORAC team in Griffith, handling tasks from procurement of Delivery Partners right through to hand-over of the project to the our client, the DET and the NSW Government. From August 2009 to January 2011 (1 year 6 months) Quantity Surveyor @ Project: C1-301 Luas Rail works - (Structures to enable extension of Dublin's Light Rail system) Main contractor for two separate but related contracts to extend Dublin’s light rail system from its current terminus at Connolly Station on to the Point Depot, with a new railway bridge at Spencer Dock Dublin The second contract which I was focused on, involved building a new post-tensioned bridge over the Royal Canal at Spencer dock to carry the new light railway. The iconic bridge also serves as a crossing and viewing point for pedestrians. As well as the bridge superstructure, this contract also involved all of the substructure works for the bridge (including piling, abutments, bridge piers and so on), safety barriers, balustrades and bridge lighting. Also constructed was a large underground sub-station, 6.5m deep, measuring circa 30m x 11m Project: Dunnes Stores Flagship Retail Outlet (Dublin city centre retail development) From June 2005 to August 2009 (4 years 3 months) BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying @ Edinburgh Napier University From 2003 to 2005 Diploma in Construction Economics @ Waterford Institute of Technology From 2000 to 2003 Certificate in Construction Economics @ Waterford Institute of Technology From 2000 to 2003 Conor Nolan is skilled in: Cost Planning, Refurbishing, Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, FIDIC, Cost Management, Cost Reporting, Value Engineering, Cost Engineering, Subcontracting, Fit-out, Tender Preparation, Construction, Rail, Construction Management, Procurement, Refurbishments