It’s fantastic that Progressive Training once again are able to introduce new team members, having employed more staff since the last edition…
Mitchell Heffernen, Laurice Dahmen and Mal Crawford have started with Progressive since we published the last Newsline and it is an absolute pleasure to have them on board. Mitchell comes to us with a wealth of Glass and Glazing experience and in the short time he has been with us, has already become an integral part of the
Progressive team.
Mitchell is responsible for the delivery of training and assessment for the Certificate III in Glass and Glazing with a focus on the processing stream. Mitchell is not only Trade and TAE qualified, but has numerous other qualifications that he is able to access from his tool box of experience, specifically in Management and Finance.
Laurice is our newest new team member, having started with Progressive in the last few weeks. Laurice or ‘Re’ as she prefers to be called, will be working with us in a part-time capacity and will be assisting by wearing two hats… Finance and Administration. I won’t steal Re’s thunder by explaining her background as she has been kind enough to put a few words together for our final Newsline edition as an introduction.
Mal Crawford is Progressive Training’s ‘foot on the ground’ in the eastern states. Mal started with Progressive Training in October this year and has taken up a position with Brindabella Christian College in Canberra, as the Human Resources Admin Support. Whilst Mal is geographically separated from us, he is very much a valued member of the team and we appreciate all he is doing. So, to Re, Mitchell and Mal, it is wonderful to have you on board with us and we are all very much looking forward to working with you.
Hello my name is Laurice (a mouthful I know) so please call me Re. I have just arrived in Geraldton in the past few weeks from Kalgoorlie. My husband Peter and I decided to swap the wonderful red earth of the Goldfields for the sun and surf in Geraldton, a sea change retirement so to speak. I was fortunate to be given the opportunity by Progressive Training to hold off retirement for a while longer with them offering me the position as Finance Assistant; my thanks to them as poor Peter wasn’t ready for having me home 24/7.
Kalgoorlie was my home for the past 35 years, it’s where our children were raised and most of our 12 grandchildren were born. I have worked in payroll, accounts & administration for the past 16 years, 9 with an underground drilling company and 7 for an exploration drilling company.
I have family already living in Geraldton, with others arriving at Christmas to start their lives here…I feel like I have hit the jackpot and am now living the dream. I look forward to perfecting my role with Progressive Training and hope it provides the opportunity to meet you and to get to know you.
Kalgoorlie was my home for the past 35 years, it’s where our children were raised and most of our 12 grandchildren were born. I have worked in payroll, accounts & administration for the past 16 years, 9 with an underground drilling company and 7 for an exploration drilling company.
I have family already living in Geraldton, with others arriving at Christmas to start their lives here…I feel like I have hit the jackpot and am now living the dream. I look forward to perfecting my role with Progressive Training and hope it provides the opportunity to meet you and to get to know you.
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