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Neil Smith Ba. App. Sc. (Env. Health), M.A.I.E.H., M.A.I.B.S., B.S.A.P. accredited, J.P. Neil has worked in local government for over 25 years. Neil’s primary qualification is a Bachelor of Applied Science (Environmental Health). Neil is a qualified food safety auditor and has other qualifications in planning and management fields. Neil is also a member of the Australian Institute of Environmental Health (A.I.E.H.), the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors (A.I.B.S.) and is a Justice of the Peace. Neil has taken an active interest in his profession having been a NSW State Councillor for the AIEH and President of the Riverina Group of the AIEH and the AIBS. Neil has also given a number of papers at State, National & International conferences.
Summary of Experience Employment History v Principal, Building & Environmental Services Today v Regional Waste Officer, REROC v Manager Environment & Community Services, Junee Shire v Chief Health & building Surveyor, Culcairn Shire v District Environmental Health & building Surveyor, Wagga Wagga City v District Environmental Health & building Surveyor, Hawkesbury City v Trainee Environmental Health & building Surveyor, Forbes Shire v Principal, Write Hand Drafting, Wagga Wagga v Trainee Environmental Health & building Surveyor, Harden Shire Professional Development v BCA Energy Efficiency, AIBS, 2007 v On-Site Sewage Management, TAFE, 2007 v BCA Energy Efficiency, ABCB, 2006 v Advanced Building Regulation, UTS, 2005 v WorkCover Construction Induction Certificate Training 2004 v Rural Planning Law & Practice Short Course – DIPNR 2004 v Food Safety Auditors Course - 2002 v Residential Timber Framed Construction – AS 1684.2, 1999 – 2000 v Power point for Windows (introduction) – 1999 v On-Site Sewage Management Systems - 1998 v Protection of the Environment Operations Act - 1998 v Marketing Family Day Care - 1997 v Development Control Short Course, University Technology - 1997 v Course in Workplace Trainer - 1997 v Workplace Assessor - 1997 v Excel for Windows (level 1) Training - 1997 v Word for Windows 7.0 (level 1) Training - 1996 v Management of Change Training - 1996 v State of Environment Report Training - 1994 v Plumbing & Drainage Inspection Techniques for Health Surveyors - 1993 v Building Code of Australia Training - 1993 v Water Supply & Cross Connection Control - 1992 v Consultative Committee Training - 1992 v Program Budgeting Training - 1990 v Modern Food Surveillance for Health Surveyors - 1988 Papers and Presentations v 2007 Local Area Building Control Regional Meeting, Sunderland City Council, Sunderland, England – “An Overview of the Australian Building Control System”. v 2006 State Conference Australian Institute of Building Surveyors, Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney – “The Fifth Element – Aftermath of the Junee Bushfires”. v 2006 National Conference Australian Institute of Environmental Health, Four Points Sheraton, Sydney – “Effluent of the Affluent – Septic Tanks in Poetry & Pictures”. v 2002 National Conference Australian Institute of Environmental Health, Manly Pacific Parkroyal, Sydney – “What Price the Trainee? – An Exchange Programme Model”. v 2001 Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors International Conference & Exhibition, Royal York Hotel, York, England, “Out of the Developers Pocket – Building Regulation in Australia”. v 2001 Waste 2001 Conference, Novotel, Opal Cove, Coffs Harbour – “Developments & Trends in NSW, The Riverina Eastern Region Experience”. v 2000 NSW Waste Management Conference & Expo, Australian Technology Park – “Landfills – Partnerships With The Community”. v 1999 State Conference Australian Institute of Environmental Health & Australian Institute of Building Surveyors, Sydney Showground & Exhibition Complex, Homebush Bay, “On-Site Sewage Management – A Collaborative Approach to Environmental Health”. v 1997 Central Sydney Area Health Service, Ashfield Council Chambers, “Preventing Falls in Public Places” Forum. v 1996 National Health Promotion Conference, Darling Harbour - “Falls Prevention, Disability Discrimination & the Building Code of Australia.” |
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