2009 Team Australia Skillaroos
- Aaron Samphier
- Andrew Arthur
- Benjamin Dean
- Daniel Jones
- Daniel Karanges
- Gavin Press
- Heh-Nian (James) Sun
- Jessie-Lee Gladwell
- Joshua Harris
- Justin Laidlaw
- Kyle Butler
- Kyle French
- Luke Davies
- Megan Kuhn
- Melissa Guiney
- Michael Welshman
- Mitchell Edwards
- Nash Mason
- Nenad Djuric
- Nick Davies
- Nigel Croke
- Perrin Bouna
- Peter Steinweiss
- Shane Ashton
- Stacey Pitman
- Tyson Knight
Daniel Karanges
Sheet Metal Work
- Brisbane Regional Competition 2007: Gold
- National Competition 2008: Gold
How did you get into the industry?
My grandfather found the job advertised in the local paper and I have always liked making thing with my hands, so it all made sense to pursue this field of work.
Would you recommend a trade/skill based career to others?
Definitely, I have immensely enjoyed the opportunities to further my training and push myself to realise my full potential.
How has WorldSkills Australia helped you so far personally & professionally?
WorldSkills has helped me to mature and to develop my self confidence.
Would you recommend others participate in the WorldSkills Competitions?
Yes, as I believe others can positively grow from the experience just as I have.
What do you enjoy most about your job?
The skills I am learning and fine tuning now, I will be able to take with me throughout my life.
What do you hope to achieve in both short and long terms of your career?
In the short term I would like to move off the shop floor and move into the area of drafting. In the long term I would like to continue doing drafting or even do a mechanical engineering degree.
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