Stage 1: how she learned it
Formal education and vocational training in electrical systems and construction-related disciplines.
Built the technical foundation required to work within the electrical contracting industry and understand energy systems.
Stage 2: skills acquired
Entry-level roles within electrical contracting projects and practical on-site experience.
Developed understanding of project delivery, customer requirements, workplace safety, and industry standards.
Stage 3: how she learned it
Industry experience, mentoring, networking, and ongoing learning about emerging technologies and sustainable practices.
Led projects involving energy-efficient technologies and sustainable electrical solutions while supporting organisational sustainability goals.
Stage 4: how she learned it
Senior management responsibilities, mentoring relationships, professional networks, and project leadership.
Oversees commercial, industrial and domestic electrical projects, promotes adoption of green technologies, and drives sustainable practices across projects.
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